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I am trying to setup Unity 3 + MonoDevelop. I selected the MonoDevelop beta build as external script editor and synced a MonoDevelop project. If I double click on a script it Unity opens MonoDevelop, but not the project. It also always opens Unitron as well. If I double click on a line in the console it jumps to the correct line in Unitron but doesn't do so in MonoDevelop. This is quite frustrating as it seems to work on my colleagues Mac. I'm on Mac and using Unity3.0b7 (editor and monodevelop). Is there anything else I'll need to do before this works? EDIT: I don't know if that's the problem, but exceptions are never good...
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There shouldn't be any other setting, and it works for me on OSX. As recent as Beta 6 someone made a reference on the beta list to similar behavior and Unity forgetting that setting. I'd recommend you record some video of the problem, including you having set it to MonoDevelop, and file a bug. The setting is correct. It also DOES open MonoDevelop, just not the solution. If the solution is already open it jumps to the correct file, but not the line.
Sep 11 '10 at 10:08 AM
StephanK
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Have you tried re downloading and installing the version that comes with Unity3b7? I would try that. After setting it to your default editor in Unity, delete all MonoDevelop related files in your project directory and run "Sync MonoDevelop Project" under the assets tab. Hopefully rebuilding a fresh MonoDevelop peoject will fix it. Also check the MonoDevelop logs to see what happens after doing so. It already is that version. I tried deleting and syncing the project files multiple times. The MonoDevelop logs report an exception (GdkPixbuf-Critical: gdk_pixbuf_composite: assertion `dest_x >= 0 && dest_x + dest_width <= dest->width' failed) but that happens everytime MonoDevelop starts up and doesn't seem to be unity specific, although it might f*** up the process somehow.
Sep 15 '10 at 09:32 AM
StephanK
Since your on a mac you could try installing AppTrap http://onnati.net/apptrap/ and then remove monodevelop. It will try and clear any files associated with MonoDevelop. Then try a reinstall.
Sep 15 '10 at 06:25 PM
MSylvia
Could you post the whole log file somewhere like http://pastebin.com/? It would be easier to diagnose seeing the whole log.
Sep 15 '10 at 06:33 PM
MSylvia
This is the log file when MonoDevelop is already open and the project is loaded: http://pastebin.com/1004MhFi Looks like there is also something wrong with the versioning module.
Sep 16 '10 at 07:31 AM
StephanK
And this is the log file after starting MonoDevelop from Unity. http://pastebin.com/1grDrREZ
Sep 16 '10 at 07:33 AM
StephanK
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I've been watching this question with some interest, as I recently started getting the same behavior. I finally fixed it by removing all but one version of MonoDevelop from my hard-drive (I even emptied the trash.) Then I put the last copy in Applications- this worked! Then I realized what had occurred. MonoDevelop used to be a separate download, and I originally put it in my Applications folder. For the latest download it was included in the Unity folder, and I left it there without telling Unity the new location. So make sure the latest version of MonoDevelop is where Unity expects it, wherever you browsed to it originally. Or better yet, go back to the Unity Preferences menu and point it to the new location in the Unity folder (which is where new versions are going to be from now on.) If that doesn't fix it, you may need to remove any other versions from your hard drive and empty the trash.
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I'm experiencing similar behavior when MonoDevelop takes too long to start up (which happens not that frequently on my machine but sometimes, it does). It seems that Unity has some sort of timeout when it falls back to opening Unitron as it knows Unitron is always there (and starts quite quickly ;-) ). Also, when MonoDevelop then finally starts, the project isn't opened. However, when I already have MonoDevelop open when double clicking in Unity, everything works quite smoothly. So maybe that'll also do it for you? EDIT: Hm ... while I can't reproduce your problem, I have an idea what might possibly solve it: You might have to delete the MonoDevelop-Cache. You'll find that in What I just did was open the terminal, and then (you could probably do the same in the finder but I think the finder doesn't automatically display ".*"-files.) Maybe that fixes your issue (and if not, you can easily revert). IF the project is already open it does open the correct file, but it doesn't jump to the correct line. Looking at the MonoDevelop log file i can see that it throws an exception at startup. (GdkPixbuf-Critical: gdk_pixbuf_composite: assertion `dest_x >= 0 && dest_x + dest_width <= dest->width' failed ) Maybe that is part of my problem? Or do you get the same?
Sep 10 '10 at 10:05 PM
StephanK
Ah, interesting. I'm getting the same exception during MonoDevelop startup. I guess that's worth filing a bug report. When MonoDevelop is not open and I double click a file, MonoDevelop opens, with the right solution but doesn't open the correct file. However, once MonoDevelop is open, double click a file works smoothly, and so does clicking a message linked to a code-file in the console.
Sep 11 '10 at 12:34 PM
jashan
Hm ... I tried to get that exception away and remembered that sometimes you need to delete the MonoDevelop cache. I've edited my answer with an explanation how that can be done. Hope that helps!?
Sep 11 '10 at 12:40 PM
jashan
I just tried deleting it. The exception is still there and the behaviour the same.
Sep 12 '10 at 09:32 AM
StephanK
I'm getting a similar problem. If I double click a script inside Unity - it opens both Unitron and Monodevelop (but only unitron opens the file itself). In monodevelop I have to search manually for the Synched project file. Any ideas?
Dec 20 '10 at 09:48 AM
gl33mer
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What's the name of the local copy of your MonoDevelop app? You should comment followup questions to the original question - this is not an answer!
Sep 13 '10 at 08:01 AM
Marowi
Name is MonoDevelop-Unity. The version is the one from the beta7 download site.
Sep 13 '10 at 09:03 AM
StephanK
It's MonoDevelop-Unity.app with that capitalization?
Sep 13 '10 at 09:31 AM
Tak
Sorry, the app is named "MonoDevelop", the folder containing the settings was named MonoDevelop-Unity.
Sep 13 '10 at 11:28 AM
StephanK
Ok, so it's MonoDevelop.app with that capitalization?
Sep 14 '10 at 11:37 AM
Tak
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