Closed kzidane closed 4 years ago
@Abhigya3159 did you delete the file while it's open? If so, try closing the file before deleting it.
I closed the file and then tried deleting it. I used the rm command to delete the file but it does not work because the file does not exist in the file tree.
On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 6:04 PM Kareem Zidane notifications@github.com wrote:
@Abhigya3159 https://github.com/Abhigya3159 did you delete the file while it's open? If so, try closing the file before deleting it.
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It worked. Thank you.
I made a directory called readability and opened a file readbility.c in it. I accidentally deleted the file. Since I had not coded much, I just decided to open a new file of the same name. However, when I type in the command 'open readability.c,' the same deleted file opens up but it does not show up in the file tree. And I am unable to compile it because the file does not actually exist in the readability directory. Is there a way I can start the pset2 Readability afresh? I tried by deleting the directory. But when I made the directory once again and tried to open the readability.c file in it, the same deleted file is opened up.
Originally posted by @Abhigya3159 in https://github.com/cs50/ide-issues/issues/18#issuecomment-620538247