I have had a similar (not compiler-related) problem on Vista which had me just as puzzled:
Details here: http://wildwinter.blogspot.com/2007/04/aaagh-vista.html But the basic result was that the problem was all to do with Vista's user account control; shadow-copying files unexpectedly. If you're on Vista, it might be something to do with that. If not - no idea, I'm afraid! Ian On Dec 15, 2007 8:58 AM, Giles Roadnight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've been working on a project at home for a few weeks now. I made > quite a bit of progress last weekend and committed it all to CVS. > > Last night I went back to it to do some more work. There was a slight > problem that an alert box had "Login Error" as a title rather than > "Error" so I fixed that in the code and compiled the project. > It still said "Login Error". > I put some break points and traces in to make sure that I was looking > at the correct bit of code. The break points fired but no traces > appeared and the old variable value ("Login Error") was still there > ven though I'd changed the code. > > Very Odd. > > I then cleaned the project, no difference. Checked out a fresh copy of > the project, no difference. Tried it on a different computer, same thing. > > I then started removing bits of the project, I deleted module files, > removed code that popped up the login dialogue, removed a component > and the custom preloader. All I should get now is an empty panel with > test as the title. > I cleaned the project, made sure all the files in the output directory > were gone and compiled - I STILL got the whole project as it had been > to begin with. > > I tried lots of combinations of moving the build folder, cleaning ect > and nothing worked. > > Has anyone ever had anyhtign like this? It really does seem impossible > to me - I had deleted all the code and the compiled swfs. I have no > idea where the swf were being generated from. > > This morning I have finally managed to fix it. I deleted everything > except the default MXML file and everythgin within that except for the > bare minimum. I then gradually added the assets back in and I now have > it all working again (and it says "Error" rather than "Login Error"). > > I have no idea what happened. It would be good to hear that I'm not > goign mad. > > Thanks > > Giles > > >
