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Re: Problems with IDL 8.1: the Development Enviroment is not starting [message #81353 is a reply to message #80051] Wed, 12 September 2012 05:56 Go to previous message
kidpix is currently offline  kidpix
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Registered: July 2007
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Hi,
I didn't want to loose all my personalization, so I traced back where the Diff view is called in the idlde startup. It was in the file:

/Users/[my_user]/IDLWorkspace81/.metadata/.plugins/org.eclip se.ui.workbench/workbench.xml

precisely, I erased the lines (it depends on the organization of your workbench):

<view id="org.eclipse.help.ui.HelpView" partName="Help">
<viewState BrowserPart.url=" /org.eclipse.team.svn.help/gettingStarted/subversion/svn_dif fs.html " pageId="browser-page"/>
</view>

Than it started as normal, warning that one file was modified out on the SVN control, a re-sync to my repository and all back to normal.

Cheers!

PS: It was my fault, I modified a file remotely using vim!


On Monday, April 23, 2012 10:45:11 PM UTC+2, Scott E wrote:
> Based on the stack trace, it looks like you are starting up a workspace with a Diff view in it that for some reason has corrupted mementos. Have you tried starting with a new, clean workspace? You can do this by passing the -data parameter, E.g.
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