Distructive IDE

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Nick

Hi there,

I'm hoping someone else has experienced the IDE going off on a tangent
and *duplicating* lines of code at the bottom of a code document with
mismatched regions. *Every* time I open a rather large project at the
moment this bug occurs, I delete the lines everything is fine. I've even
modulized most of the methods within the form code into separate documents,
but still it happens! I've also removed regions within regions and the
problem persists.

I've had this happen the odd time before but never this regularly and on
this scale. As far as I'm concerned this is distructive, especially to
productivity. Anyone got any ideas on how to stop this from happened?
Thanks for your time and help in advance.
 
Even more disturbing, I remove the code, save, close the file, and
recompile, bang! the lines are back in there!!

I tried putting a comment right at the end of the code containing a slightly
derogatory statement towards VS.NET and I got some exremely bizaard and
colourful characters appear in the *garbage*, not that it helped, merely
adds to the confusion!

Nick.

Nick said:
To be exact, 4.72 KB of code is duplicated (at current).
 
Woooo! Got rid of the bug (only temporarily), by disabling automatic
outlining. So does that give anyone any more ideas of what could be the
root cause of this issue? Thanks again.

Nick.

Nick said:
Even more disturbing, I remove the code, save, close the file, and
recompile, bang! the lines are back in there!!

I tried putting a comment right at the end of the code containing a
slightly derogatory statement towards VS.NET and I got some exremely
bizaard and colourful characters appear in the *garbage*, not that it
helped, merely adds to the confusion!

Nick.
 

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