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Help, something happened to my program

GabenX
Hi,
Idk if this is the right placce to my problem... But I try. So one of my latest program won't work properly. Somewhere in the middle, there's a measured point, and all the program continues inside that element.


I tried to edit the program different ways, but it seems not possible, because none of the further elements has the "END OF MEASUREMENT/" line :/

I tried to delete the program until is seems good, but no matter how much I delete, can't move the cursor to the last line so I can't continue a proper programming. Other thing is, after the delete if I try to insert a size before the last one, and delete the last one, the program dies...


Any ideas how to make it work properly again?

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  • Unfortunately, once I've found program corruption like that, there has been no way to recover that individual file. I've typically opened a NEW program file, or blank template file, then started copying the good code into my NEW file. I work my way all the way to the point where I see the corruption and perform a save then file/save-as. In the save-as copy I would continue attempting to copy/paste code from the broken file into my save-as copy. If the corruption appears because of something I've now copied, I note what information I was copy/pasting. I will return to my 'good' saved copy and restart the copy/paste process, then when I make it back to the point where it last broke, I would repeat my save then file/save-as. Either I will long hand rebuild the features from there, or I will re-attempt to copy/paste smaller batches of code to weed out where the corruption is.

    Hope it's not too much of a pain to duplicate for you.
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  • Unfortunately, once I've found program corruption like that, there has been no way to recover that individual file. I've typically opened a NEW program file, or blank template file, then started copying the good code into my NEW file. I work my way all the way to the point where I see the corruption and perform a save then file/save-as. In the save-as copy I would continue attempting to copy/paste code from the broken file into my save-as copy. If the corruption appears because of something I've now copied, I note what information I was copy/pasting. I will return to my 'good' saved copy and restart the copy/paste process, then when I make it back to the point where it last broke, I would repeat my save then file/save-as. Either I will long hand rebuild the features from there, or I will re-attempt to copy/paste smaller batches of code to weed out where the corruption is.

    Hope it's not too much of a pain to duplicate for you.
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