Cannot edit a Code Block in Dynamo 1.2.1

Cannot edit a Code Block in Dynamo 1.2.1

Sahay_R
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Cannot edit a Code Block in Dynamo 1.2.1

Sahay_R
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Updated, uninstalled, reinstalled Dynamo. Still all I get is a blank Code Block. The same file when opened by a co-worker worked perfectly. Probably installation issues? Help!!


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Alfredo_Medina
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Maybe this question will get help faster in the Dynamo forum. Also, it would be good to provide more information. You mention a file, but what file? Any images of the script would help.


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semko_dm
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Hi!

Do you have any other add-ins? Sometimes they can conflict with Dynamo.

Kind regards,
Dmitriy Semko.



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Sahay_R
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Hi Dmitry and Alfredo_Medina,

 

Here is an image. I can click on the Code Block all I want, but can't add information.


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Sahay_R
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Hello gentlemen,

 

Found this workaround in the Dynamo Forum - FYI - 

 

When using Dynamo for Revit if you experience Code Block Nodes that you can not edit the root cause may be a collision with another instance of the AvalonEdit Open Source component: ICSharpCode.AvalonEdit.dll, found in the Dynamo Core folder under Program Files and also under the Revit SDA folder. Revit Addins may pull in their own version of the dll as well, for example DisplayBindings.

A suggested workaround is to simply rename the Dynamo version of the dll so that Dynamo is forced to use the other installed one. We do not know of any adverse effects to using this workaround until we fully solve the issue.

 

So far so good! Thank you for the help!

 

Rina


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