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Text Editor Display Issues

Benjamin Michaud
Expert 1825 points

Hi,

I'm having an issue where it seems that the text inside of the text editor gets out of sync with the IDE or screen.

As a result I have issues where it's giving me errors about my syntax, but the text editor doesn't display my information correctly so I can't fix it.

Below is a picture where line 18 has a syntax error, but is not being display properly:

This picture was taken after I performed the following:

1. Closed Code Composer Studio

2. Reopened Code Composer Studio

3. Performed a clean of the project

4. Compiled the project

The only way I have found to fix the issue is to totally restart my computer.

I am running Code Composer Studio Version: 6.1.0.00104.

The OS is Windows 7 64-bit, Service Pack 1.

Any hints on what could be causing the issue, or how to solve it other than a complete restart?

Thanks,

Ben

  • TI__Guru**** 465671 points
    Hi Ben,
    That is a very odd issue, one that I haven't seen before. Can you try using a new workspace folder? And if that fails to do anything, can you provide a small reproducible test case?

    Thanks
    ki
  • in reply to Ki
    Expert 1825 points
    Hi Ki,

    I'll try a new workspace folder and see how that manages.
    The best reproducible test case I could supply, is that if it is to happen, it only happens when I do a lot of copy/paste iterations in the file.
    Sometimes I'll ctrl + z maybe 20 times in a row to go back to something, then realize I went too far back and ctrl + y forward to the spot I intended.
    Then, and this is only sometimes, it might be out of sync like the picture shows.
    I'll update as things progress.

    Thanks,
    Ben