error when opening a code file in unity4.5

I updated unity to 4.5 and bad things happened. When I double click a code file in project I get the following errors from MonoDevelop:

Error while trying to load the project : "xxxx/Assembly-CSharp-firstpass.csproj":expected ';' (3B) but found '/' (2F) Line 157,position 59.
Error while trying to load the project : "xxxx/Assembly-CSharp.csproj":expected ';' (3B) but found '/' (2F) Line 341,position 59.
Error while trying to load the project : "xxxx/Assembly-CSharp-Editor.csproj":expected ';' (3B) but found '/' (2F) Line 203,position 59.
Error while trying to load the project : "xxxx/Assembly-UnityScript-firstpass.unityproj":expected ';' (3B) but found '/' (2F) Line 169,position 59.
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All these error reports are pointing to those "proj" files created by unity automatically when you write down your first line of code.
even thought I delete them all, and when I reopen a code file , the same problem occurs. And those "proj" file would appear in my project folder again.

Did any here share the problem? Have you solved it?

 

I'm exactly in the same situation. No clue, I have tried to delete all mono related stuff from the project but without luck... Any help will be greatly appreciated,

Many thanks

 

I just found that it happens when you have a dll in the project. Currently working on Mac with the editor in PC,Mac & Linux Standalone

 

I guess my suggestion is to open one of the csproj files in a text editor, and see what is on line 157, column 59. Maybe share that file, or a screen shot of part of it so we can help work out what MD is seeing.

 

Hi Graham,

This is one of the errors:

"Error while trying to load the project '/MyPath/Assembly-CSharp.csproj': excepted ';' (3B) but found '/' (2F) Line 661, position 54.

And this is what it looks like:

<Reference Include="HOTween">
<HintPath>/Users/Cesar/_Bravo/Tanks&PlanesPrototype/Assets/Extensions/HOTween/Plugins/HOTween.dll</HintPath>
</Reference>


The exact same project works perfect in the other mac which is the exact same model. I'm afraid it's something more complicated.

 

I found the problem: the project name has an unsupported character "&". Change that and it worked again.

Hope it helps, Cheers

 

Hmm. Doesn't explain why it worked on the identical other Mac.

 

I had the same problem with a "&" in the project folder path. Changing the folder name fixed it as a workaround.

 

Graham, well the "exact same project" that I said was "exact" but the project folder name... Thats why it was working in the other mac. Sorry for that

 

Lol. I see. Glad you are sorted.