I've also had the issue of working in the wrong file. I kept adding more and more ridiculous print statements to one file, but then actually running a different one, and why isn't anything new showing up? That was a dumb wasted couple of hours.
Lmao I remember I was tryna fix a tiny error with my project, and every time I would edit and run the project, I would receive the same error. I finally decided to print a “hello” at the beginning of the project and run it.. to my amazement I didn’t see the hello. To my disappointment, I realized I’ve been running the same executable file, instead of compiling then running the new executable file.
Compiled the new project, ran the new executable file, saw the hello at the beginning, and saw at fuckton of errors from all the other edits I had made prior.
MagicalMemer on May 30th, 2019 at 18:18 UTC »
My code is used by tens of users and I had the same problem.
Viola_Buddy on May 30th, 2019 at 18:40 UTC »
I've also had the issue of working in the wrong file. I kept adding more and more ridiculous print statements to one file, but then actually running a different one, and why isn't anything new showing up? That was a dumb wasted couple of hours.
vhante4 on May 30th, 2019 at 18:48 UTC »
Lmao I remember I was tryna fix a tiny error with my project, and every time I would edit and run the project, I would receive the same error. I finally decided to print a “hello” at the beginning of the project and run it.. to my amazement I didn’t see the hello. To my disappointment, I realized I’ve been running the same executable file, instead of compiling then running the new executable file.
Compiled the new project, ran the new executable file, saw the hello at the beginning, and saw at fuckton of errors from all the other edits I had made prior.
Bleach was starting to look like Kool-Aid