While creating a sample Spec Explorer application, you have this feeling of being lost. The thing is if you follow the steps of the Modeling Guidance (using the "Author a model from scratch" option), you'll soon get lost since the steps and the sample code are not consistent and continuous.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Spec Explorer - Visual Studio Encountered An Exception
While I was playing around with Spec Explorer and I hit this error:
After this, very simple IDE operations like Copy/Paste are not working. I have to restart Visual Studio 20101 Beta 2. It's getting a little bit frustrating.
And the thing is, once the above error was encountered you have to close Visual Studio 2010 using the Task Manager since closing it using it's own window is of no use since you'll keep on seeing this again and again:
After this, very simple IDE operations like Copy/Paste are not working. I have to restart Visual Studio 20101 Beta 2. It's getting a little bit frustrating.
And the thing is, once the above error was encountered you have to close Visual Studio 2010 using the Task Manager since closing it using it's own window is of no use since you'll keep on seeing this again and again:
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