On Wed, Jul 13, 2016 at 11:06:28PM -0500, Noah Stickel wrote:
> i open a python file in IDLE (python 3.5.1) and then my computer froze
> after displaying an error 40 message (i have a DELL PC) and when i
> restarted it i discovered that the file had been completely wiped clean. So
> i still have th
On 14/07/16 23:19, John Wong wrote:
> ... if you use editors like VIM, a temporary file is always created.
But with vim once you close the file it deletes the temporary copy.
So unless you realize the problem before it gets deleted it won't help.
But since you are using IDLE I don;t think that's e
Alan made really good points, standard practice, however, on Linux and
MacOSX, usually if you use editors like VIM, a temporary file is always
created. For Windows, I am not sure 100%. Check your editor, your editor
may have saved a cache file but marked as hidden file. For example,
Notepad++ has t
On 14/07/16 05:06, Noah Stickel wrote:
> i open a python file in IDLE (python 3.5.1) and then my computer froze
> after displaying an error 40 message (i have a DELL PC) and when i
> restarted it i discovered that the file had been completely wiped clean. So
> i still have the file but there is not
i open a python file in IDLE (python 3.5.1) and then my computer froze
after displaying an error 40 message (i have a DELL PC) and when i
restarted it i discovered that the file had been completely wiped clean. So
i still have the file but there is nothing in it. is there anyway i can
restore the c
