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Ok- I didn't think it would but it was worth a shot. Let me see what the IDE developers suggest.
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The developers got back to me. They say that they know about this issue and that it is not new, though some change may have revealed it for you. The problem can occur when:
- You try to open a file without a project open and you open the file from the Errors or Find Result pane.
- The file does not belong to the current (active) project
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
The developers got back to me. They say that they know about this issue and that it is not new, though some change may have revealed it for you. The problem can occur when:
- You try to open a file without a project open and you open the file from the Errors or Find Result pane.
- The file does not belong to the current (active) project
What do you mean by "current (active) project"? Is the active project the one that contains the file currently "active" in the text editor. If so, that agrees with what I observe. It never happened to me before I installed 11.1, however.
I have a solution with 47 projects, so it's very likely that opening a file from the Find Results pane will not open a file in the active project.
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I'll admit that wording had me a bit confused -not sure what he meant by that. But it does sound as if this mostly explains what you are seeing. It will get fixed.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
Ok, let's try this. For those of you using VS2005, save the attached file and double-click on it to edit the registry. If you are using a different VS version, do not use this file. (You can edit it and change the 8.0 to 9.0 or 7.1 for VS2008/VS2003 if you wish.) Restart Visual Studio and see if the problem persists. This is just a random idea of mine - I have a request in to the IDE developers for their thoughts.
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Undo what - the registry file I sent? that just sets what should be set.
Go into the File Types list as I described earlier, select the F extension and click the Change button by Opens With. Select the desired Visual Studio.
Go into the File Types list as I described earlier, select the F extension and click the Change button by Opens With. Select the desired Visual Studio.
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Reverting back to visual studio in tools--file options does not help. VSS does not recognize F extension. I must be doing something wrong here.
Is there any work around or we are forced to wait for a "patch"? May be it is worth making a point (I apologize for rude words here) that a text editor is quite essential component. Already the IVF text editor lacks many features and that has been blamed on microsoft making too many changes. While I think I understand that I would say that at least keeping the current simple editor intact should be made a part of testing.
Abhi
Reverting back to visual studio in tools--file options does not help. VSS does not recognize F extension. I must be doing something wrong here.
Is there any work around or we are forced to wait for a "patch"? May be it is worth making a point (I apologize for rude words here) that a text editor is quite essential component. Already the IVF text editor lacks many features and that has been blamed on microsoft making too many changes. While I think I understand that I would say that at least keeping the current simple editor intact should be made a part of testing.
Abhi
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Abhi,
The editor seems to work fine for most people, and we never had a complaint about this during our beta test that I am aware of. I don't know what causes it to fail for you. As for VSS, I don't know what it uses - it should simply be using the file association set in File Types. Can you double-click on a .F file and bring up Visual Studio?
If you want to try to "reset" everything, remove the Intel Visual Studio integration. Delete the registry entries for HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.f and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.for, then reinstall the integration.
The editor seems to work fine for most people, and we never had a complaint about this during our beta test that I am aware of. I don't know what causes it to fail for you. As for VSS, I don't know what it uses - it should simply be using the file association set in File Types. Can you double-click on a .F file and bring up Visual Studio?
If you want to try to "reset" everything, remove the Intel Visual Studio integration. Delete the registry entries for HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.f and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.for, then reinstall the integration.
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Thanks Steve. ".F" does open in visual studio when I double click on it in the windows explorer.
I will do the registry thing you mentioned.
One dumb question: when installing the 11.1 it displays an info-box saying that with new (11.1) integration the old one with v10 will not be possible. However I can still build and run with 10.1.024 through Visual Studio. May be I did not understand it right or is there something here? Does it mean that I don't have 11.1 integration?
Since you say that this text editor problem is my local issue I thought of reporting this.
Abhi
I will do the registry thing you mentioned.
One dumb question: when installing the 11.1 it displays an info-box saying that with new (11.1) integration the old one with v10 will not be possible. However I can still build and run with 10.1.024 through Visual Studio. May be I did not understand it right or is there something here? Does it mean that I don't have 11.1 integration?
Since you say that this text editor problem is my local issue I thought of reporting this.
Abhi
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
Abhi,
The editor seems to work fine for most people, and we never had a complaint about this during our beta test that I am aware of. I don't know what causes it to fail for you. As for VSS, I don't know what it uses - it should simply be using the file association set in File Types. Can you double-click on a .F file and bring up Visual Studio?
If you want to try to "reset" everything, remove the Intel Visual Studio integration. Delete the registry entries for HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.f and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.for, then reinstall the integration.
The editor seems to work fine for most people, and we never had a complaint about this during our beta test that I am aware of. I don't know what causes it to fail for you. As for VSS, I don't know what it uses - it should simply be using the file association set in File Types. Can you double-click on a .F file and bring up Visual Studio?
If you want to try to "reset" everything, remove the Intel Visual Studio integration. Delete the registry entries for HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.f and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.for, then reinstall the integration.
I changed the entry back to "VisualStudio.Fortran.8.0" and VSS opens the files correctly. I didn't have to do anything with the installation.
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If you see 11.1 or as a choice for compiler, you have 11.1. I think it is 10.0 you can't use with the new integration, but I'm not certain of that.
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I believe that this problem was fixed in update 2 (11.1.046). Please try that and let me know.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
I believe that this problem was fixed in update 2 (11.1.046). Please try that and let me know.
As of today (:)) it is working for me...
Abhi
I may be wrong here but I think it started to work when I installed the previous (July upgrade) 11.1.038.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
I believe that this problem was fixed in update 2 (11.1.046). Please try that and let me know.
Apparently not, since my issue with Premier (555791) is still open.
I've only tried it onVS2008 SP1 STD/Win2008x64.
If I have a few .FOR files open, I exit VS (the X in thetitle bar), openthe solutionagain - the files that were previously open come up with screwy colors.
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I can't reproduce that. I looked at your Premier issue and tried following the steps you indicated, but it all worked ok for me.
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Quoting - Steve Lionel (Intel)
I can't reproduce that. I looked at your Premier issue and tried following the steps you indicated, but it all worked ok for me.
The sequence from that issue was with the old version of 11.1 compiler. The sequence I described above could be a brand new bug.
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I tried the above sequence too and did not see a problem.
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