Hello,
I checked in managed collation (CompareInfo) support in mscorlib.dll.
It enables culture-sensitive string/character comparison support.
For now, it will not be activated unless you explicitly set
environment variable MONO_USE_MANAGED_COLLATION=yes.
Culture sensitive comparison is done in
Added GetStandardValuesSupported to the previous patches. Includes
previous changes, too.
PointAndRectangle.patch
Description: PointAndRectangle.patch
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Add same tests for SizeConvertor.
If no one objects, I will commit.
PointRectangleSize.patch
Description: PointRectangleSize.patch
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Atsushi,
WOW, managed ICU,
Does this mean that, soon, mono will stop using the native ICU
implementation ?
rafi
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Eno
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005 12:05 PM
To: Ilya Kharmatsky
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No, no, I mean, old icu4c stuff ;-)
Atsushi Eno
Rafael Mizrahi wrote:
Atsushi,
WOW, managed ICU,
Does this mean that, soon, mono will stop using the native ICU
implementation ?
rafi
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Eno
Sent:
Hi,
I've been looking for an embeddable script language for .Net that would use
DynamicMethod-class for code generation, to avoid the
cannot-unload-assembly-problem. I haven't found any, which is understandable as
DynamicMethod is still only in the beta 2.0 framework.
I was wondering how
Hi.
Please review the attached patches. The tests are written from scratch,
so I made as Ben and Jordi suggested regarding ExpectedExceptions. In 2
places it revealed a difference in the exception thrown in dotnet and
mono. Also the new tests uncovered a few bugs in ColorConverter class.
One of
Hello,
I just checked it, and saw that in the .Net docs, it states that
AssemblyName (string name) receives the simple name. However, in the
beta 2, if you pass the long format name, it parses it.
I think we should keep this change to mcs this way, and wait for this
change in the api
In the project itself go
Using ByteFX.Data
When compiling type
Mcs -r:ByteFX.Data myfile.cs
That will compile the project with ByteFX.Data as a reference.
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Incontri
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2005
You must modify the build process of your project. What are you using?
Makefiles, MonoDevelop, Visual Studio?
Anyway, you must add ByteFX to referenced assemblies, either by
modifying compilation scripts to include
mcs sources.cs -r ByteFX.Data.dll
or add referenced assembly in your IDE
Ok, I understand.
I should have written managed ICU ;)
I understand that this is a new mono implementation of collation for
globalization features.
So, mono will abandon icu4c, somewhere in the nearest future?
rafi
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From: Atsushi Eno [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hi,
The message is 'Main.cs(4) error CS0246: The namespace `ByteFx.Data' can
not be found (missing assembly reference?)'.
mcs filename.cs -r:ByteFX.Data
My sql and C# is really easy - have a look at this
using System;
using System.Data
using ByteFX.Data.MySqlClient;
public class mysqlc
{
Successfull in Visual Studio .NET 1.1 (adding the dll to the reference)
but not in linux by command line, I guess the path is missing
(referencePath?)...
Il giorno lun, 08/08/2005 alle 15.46 +0200, Kamil Skalski ha scritto:
You must modify the build process of your project. What are you using?
Stefano Incontri a écrit :
Successfull in Visual Studio .NET 1.1 (adding the dll to the reference)
but not in linux by command line, I guess the path is missing
(referencePath?)...
Probably you d'ont have ByteFX.Data.dll installed.
You can find it here :
Please review the attached ColorTranslator tests and fixes. The fixes
patch includes the previously sent fixes for ColorConverter tests, as
well.
If no one objects, I will commit.
Thank you.
Andrew.
ColorConverterAndTranslator.patch
Description: ColorConverterAndTranslator.patch
On 08/04/05 Hugo Ferreira wrote:
Does this mean Mono for PocketPC is getting closer? :D
I have no interest or plans to do a PocketPC port myself (if I had a pda
I'd run a useful operating system on it, like Linux).
But you should feel free to contribute such port or to hire
someone to do it. The
On 08/06/05 Michal Moskal wrote:
I wonder if:
a) we can introduce --with-mmap configure switch?
b) better yet, make the mmap version go as fast as the brk one?
You may ask on the GC mailing list, maybe Hans has an idea of why
it would be slower. If you can reproduce the slowdown with a
Hi,
Here's a small patch that changes the accessibility of
CompareInfo.UseManagedCollection to internal, to match the exposed API of
MS.NET.
Let me know if its ok to commit.
Gert
compare.patch
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using System;
namespace DateFail
{
class MainClass
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
DateTime.Parse(17/07/2005 00:00:00);
}
}
}
.NET Framework 1.1 result: Success
Mono 1.1.8 result:
On 08/02/05 Dan Berger wrote:
I've never understood is why Novell doesn't (and Ximian didn't) make
working SRPMs or SPECS available that correspond with the RPMS they
distribute. I'd be OK doing an rpmbuild --rebuild to get x86_64
packages, but installing without package management is just
Hey,
I'm implementing it right now. So, as soon as it gets in the svn tree,
we can re-use it in mcs.
Carlos.
El lun, 08-08-2005 a las 14:42 +0100, Marek Safar escribió:
Hello,
I just checked it, and saw that in the .Net docs, it states that
AssemblyName (string name) receives the simple
Hello,
I checked in managed collation (CompareInfo) support in mscorlib.dll.
It enables culture-sensitive string/character comparison support.
For now, it will not be activated unless you explicitly set
environment variable MONO_USE_MANAGED_COLLATION=yes.
Is there any reasons not to make
Dear Paolo
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005 15:40:44 +0200 Paolo Molaro wrote:
On 08/04/05 Hugo Ferreira wrote:
Does this mean Mono for PocketPC is getting closer? :D
I have no interest or plans to do a PocketPC port myself (if I had a pda
I'd run a useful operating system on it, like Linux).
Sure... Linux
Atsushi Eno wrote:
But it is good idea to measure comparison between ICU based code and
managed collation. I'll post a followup if I managed to get
icu-based code working (it is disabled now and am not sure if the
latest code works fine).
I put some example results here:
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