Where is ~/.config/MonoDevelop/ for MonoDevelop?

The tidle ~ would normaly expand to your home directory, e.g. ~/foo. Txt is path/to/your_directory/foo. Txt depending on where 'home' is on any given system.

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I'm using Mac Snow Lepord and can't find "~/. Config/MonoDevelop/" for the life of me. I have MonoDevelop (v2.2.2) up and running already, but when I tried to set up a template the IDE started having problems.

Namely, whenever I went to Monodevelop -> preferences-> Code Templates I would get an error saying "Argument cannont be null". I tried removing MonoDevelop from my Mac and re-installing but that doesn't appear to fix this problem so I thought if I could find the above folder maybe I could remove that. However I am not sure how to find it.

I put the address directly into Mac's "finder" search box and no results were returned. Can anyone help? Osx mono monotouch monodevelop link|improve this question asked Apr 1 '10 at 1:17jpm61.

The tidle ~ would normaly expand to your home directory, e.g. ~/foo. Txt is /path/to/your_directory/foo. Txt, depending on where 'home' is on any given system.

So, the file you are looking for is /Users/your_username/. Config/MonoDevelop/ ... Also, there are some shells / systems that simply do not support tidle expansion.

1 ~ expands to your home dir, this is true, but your home dir isn't necessarily /home/yourusername. For example, on OS X, it is usually /Users/yourshortusername – Logan Capaldo Apr 1 '10 at 1:40 @Logan: Doh, edited. Thanks.

I actually read "Mac" several times, first cup of coffee. – Tim Post? Apr 1 '10 at 2:03.

Note: You are not going to see your . Config directory in your user directory in finder unless you show hidden files. You are going to have to get there via bash in the Terminal.

Since you are on a Mac, you'll actually have to go to /Library/Prefernces/MonoDevelop-2. X to do your install. However, I have done that and the templates still do not show...

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