This kind of thing always stinks. It looks like you are running on
windows, so I don't have a lot of ideas. Did your computer run a chkdsk
when booting? If not, perhaps let it, or just check the drives manually.
If you are using an IDE like Eclipse, it keeps a history of your local
changes for the past few days, you might be able to recover that way.
The good news, in my experience, code is always cleaner the second time
around. But it's always a pain recreating.
Kris Schnee wrote:
Earlier today I was coding intensively enough that my laptop ran out of
power. Although I kept saving my work in the process of testing things,
when I later powered up the laptop, I found that my main program had
been overwritten by what shows up as a bunch of little squares. I'm not
sure why this happened, and am not pleased, as my most recent backup
copy is from 1.29. Is there anything I can do about this?
