drew Skiba wrote:
(B Hello,
(B
(B Atsushi Eno wrote:
(B
(BI'm investigating this case, and it confuses me a little bit. Code
(B
(B XmlElement b = d.CreateElement ("b");
(B b.SetAttribute ("xmlns","probe");
(B
(Bproduces element b wi
Hi,
(B
(BI noticed that TypeBuilder never throws InvalidOperationException
(Bwhen CreateType() is invoked twice. It is because of this change:
(B
(B2004-12-06 Ben Maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B* TypeBuilder.cs (CreateType): Creating a type twice does not
(Bthrow in msft.
(B
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(BHi,
(B
(BI noticed that TypeBuilder never throws InvalidOperationException
(Bwhen CreateType() is invoked twice. It is because of this change:
(B
(B2004-12-06 Ben Maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B
Hi,
(B
(BI wonder which is the best way to have "almost duplicate" but
(Bdifferent parser/tokenizer pair for XSLT "Pattern" apart from
(BXPath (I'm going to fix a bug that allows improper XPath for
(BXSLT pattern e.g. namespace::*).
(B
(BWith my way to do, they could be generated by
Hi,
(B
(BHmm, I think there is no preprocessor directive for jay. And those
(Bfiles are compiled at a time in shape of .cs files.
(B
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(B
(BBen Maurer wrote:
(B On Thu, 2005-03-17 at 06:43 +0900, Atsushi Eno wrote:
(B
(BHi,
(B
(BI wonder which is the best way to have
Hi,
(B
(BHmm, I think there is no preprocessor directive for jay. And those
(Bfiles are compiled at a time in shape of .cs files.
(B
(B By that I mean, maybe we could add support for such a directive. I would
(B think that it would not be too hard of an addition.
(B
(BOkay. So I made tiny
Hi Marek,
Oh, what you pointed out is really important. Because if all
the contributors don't want to fix any of assemblies because of
the number of warnings, it is so important matter for all the
hackers and thus we can let people hacking on mono.
OK, I'll look into all the warnings.
Atsushi Eno
mcs should not let developers to be puritan
that believes ALL unused members MUST be eliminated.
- As I noted above, there are unexpected unused field check
that at least csc does not regard as should-be-warned.
Atsushi Eno
Hi Hari,
Ohh, sure ;-) Will take this easy way2go.
Thanks,
Atsushi Eno
Raja R Harinath wrote:
Hi Eno,
Atsushi Eno [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Okay. So I made tiny patch for jay (am so lazy to make big changes).
Attached patch for jay adds -d BlahBlah to insert #define BlahBlah
on top of the output
. It sounds like design principle
difference.
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Hello,
(B
(BMiguel de Icaza wrote:
(B Hello,
(B
(BI am preparing the 1.1.5 release; Please let me know what features
(B should be highlighted in this new release since our 1.1.4 release.
(B
(BXML:
(B- XSLT QA task; Andrew Skiba and Konstantin Triger from
(B
.
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Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hello Eno,
I looked into XmlUrlResolver and found this code:
// Methods
public override object GetEntity (Uri absoluteUri, string role,
Type ofObjectToReturn)
{
if (ofObjectToReturn == null)
ofObjectToReturn = typeof
impossible?
Anyways if you mean Compiler.cs, it looked unnecessary so I just
removed it. If you mean ScriptCompilerInfo.cs, we can't remove
the line (it is in use for msxsl:script support), so please post
a patch for the Java switch you guys want to add.
Cheers,
Atsushi Eno
Hi,
Yes, that's what I meant. Other similar thing is at
System.Xml.Schema/BuiltInDatatype.cs:36. Does it really need
System.Security.Cryptography?
Yes. It uses FromBase64Transform.
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Andrew Skiba wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Yes, that's what I meant. Other similar thing is at
System.Xml.Schema/BuiltInDatatype.cs:36. Does it really need
System.Security.Cryptography?
Yes. It uses FromBase64Transform.
I see that FromBase64Transform was inserted there at svn revision 22077.
What
= new ArrayList ();
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument ();
al.Add (doc.CreateElement (foo));
al.Add (doc.CreateAttribute (attr));
al.Add (doc.CreateEntityReference (ent));
XmlNode [] nodes = (XmlNode []) al.ToArray (typeof (XmlNode));
}
}
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Hi Miguel,
I think r42885 broke cs0208 tests in mcs/errors (verified that
r42884 does not break them and r42885 does).
Atsushi Eno
Original Message
Subject: [Mono-patches] r42885 - trunk/mcs/mcs
Date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 21:38:46 -0400 (EDT)
From: Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hello,
(B
(BKonstantin Triger wrote:
(B Hello,
(B
(B Attached the RegionDataSet.cs and a region.xml files.
(B When the following code is run, this type should be outputted:
(B tests.RegionDataSet+RegionRow
(B
(B static void testTypedDS() {
(BRegionDataSet regionDataSet1 =
estination type.
(B in 0x0008b tests.RegionDataSet:Main ()
(B
(B I hope this clarifies my suggestion
(B
(B This is my first participation within your List, so i hope i did it right
(B
(B Regards,
(B Gerhard Rittweger
(B
(B Atsushi Eno schrieb:
(B
(BHello,
(B
(BKonstantin T
to identify more...
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Help Please,
My site is down.
I just pulled down the latest code form svn and now
only 1 of my web sites works, whichever one is
requested first. I think this is a regression as I
recall this problem in a previous version of mono.
I have 2 sites
http
().
If the problem still happens, it is possible 1) to build xsp with
mcs -debug+ and 2) run mono with --debug option so that the
stack trace contains error location?
Thanks,
Atsushi Eno
Joe Audette wrote:
I sent this to the list but its taking a while for it
to show up so thought I would forward directly
it helps.
Atsushi Eno
Joe Audette wrote:
Hi Atsushi,
I pulled down the code from svn again but I got rev
43146 not 43147
after build and restart apache
http://www.mojoportal.com works
http://www.joeaudette.com works
htpp://demo.mojoportal.com broken with same error as
before
at least the 2 most
Hi,
I made a fix for this problem; the type for Finalize() is not
System.Object unless the type which is being added is System.Object.
Atsushi Eno
Raja R Harinath wrote:
Hi,
Gert Driesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As of recently, I get the following warning (numerous times) when using mcs
svn
version of mono you are talking about here,
and we won't fix anything without concrete examples.
Regards,
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(B take care of timestamps to achieve minimal necessary build
(B
(B If no one objects, I will commit
(B
(BThis patch looks ok too. Thanks.
(B
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(B This patch fixes the following things:
(B
(B * eliminates the need to run xsltproc on catalog.xml to produce
(B catalog-out.xml
(B * fixes the hack that distinguishes between Xalan and Microsoft
(B compliance tests
(B * changes the output of the test: instead of
Hi Andrew,
(B
(B - static readonly ArrayList skipTargets;
(B + static readonly ArrayList skipTargets = new ArrayList (new
(B string
(B[] { });
(B + static readonly ArrayList knownFailures = new ArrayList (new
(B string
(B[] { });
(B...
(B -
Hi,
(B
(BIs there any problem if we move Stack and Queue (and related tests)
(Bin System.Collections.Generic from mscorlib.dll to System.dll?
(B
(BIn .NET 2.0 beta2, they are moved to System.dll.
(B
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(B
(B If it looks good, I'll apply the previous patch and put this one.
(B
(BI've checked in this new stuff. Please tell me if any of you
(Bgot problem, especially who use crypto XML stuff and/or custom
(Bremoting configuration stuff.
(B
(BSebastien, maybe we had better do the same
Hello,
(B
(BWith related to XSLT standalone tests, I talked with Andrew and Ben,
(Band we think about having separate "standalone_tests" module, since
(Bthose tests are likely to increate mono's tarball size extraneously
(Bwhen we just put them inside mcs module.
(B
(BThings we should note
/Coding_Guidelines )
I don't think having '_' everywhere rule is enforceable. Some
people want to maintain field names equivalent to that of MS.NET
to enable runtime serialization interoperability.
Atsushi Eno
Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hello Uma,
You are absolutely right: having the same code base is very
comparing strings) and
thus the output should be like the reference output.
XSLTFunctions__emptyParameters
This is also rejected in MS.NET.
We should try to compile the stylesheet and expect error here.
I have no idea why it worked fine before and it does not today.
Atsushi Eno
). If it is allowed in MS.NET, maybe attached patch will
fix it.
Lluis: maybe you can check the patch sanity?
Atsushi Eno
Index: XmlCustomFormatter.cs
===
--- XmlCustomFormatter.cs (revision 45046)
+++ XmlCustomFormatter.cs
Hi,
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(BI created a patch for mcs that 1) adds Location property to
(BParameterBase, and 2) removes Location property from Parameters.
(BOn Parameter class there was a comment:
(B
(B//TODO: Add location member to this or base class for better error
(Blocation and all methods
proving my precise location
(B patch which I created once upon a time.)
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Hi,
I have never tried to use Delphi.NET but it is really weird if it
really tries to validate(?) non-CLSCompliant types while it should
not (MiniParser is not CLS compliant) and rejects them because
of that.
It sounds like a bug in Delphi.NET.
Atsushi Eno
Matthijs ter Woord (meddochat
;)
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Hi,
We will never add those massive standalone tests into NUnit test
(note that they are going to be separate module).
But it still sounds nice to develop such integration as long
as it is *optional* run.
Note that the discussion also applies to the whole standalone
test things BTW.
Atsushi
Oh, forgot to mention the patch. It is fine, especially it is nice
to have the description on the test output in README :-)
Atsushi Eno
Better yet, have the whole patch, I hope, it's self-explaining. If not,
we'll talk.
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which only has
True or False. It would be mapped to [Category (NotWorking)]
which is not reported in our NUnit tests. Or alternatively it
could be mapped to [Ignore], but there are another set of
ignore.lst file which holds tests to be ignored.
Atsushi Eno
results (known failures, ignore-lists etc.)
into NUnit-like output? It would be simpler than modifying existing
output and (more importantly) keep things more human-readable.
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and critical tests can be included.
I have no idea what you have in mind, but I don't think there are
such concrete thresholds.
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That's even worse. We don't want to ship it in our mono-*.tar.gz.
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Yaacov Akiba Slama wrote:
Hello,
The testsuite from w3c is only 675KB if packaged as a tar.bz2 (instead
of 1.5 MB for the zip).
A solution would be to add the tar.bz2 to the source tree.
What do you think ?
--yas
or fixme.lst, or we might miss regressions
in the future.
You can see similar messages in mcs (compiler) tests.
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{
- ReadXml (reader);
+ ReadXml (reader, XmlReadMode.DiffGram);
}
Is this correct?
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Yeah, I knew. However what I meant is
String.CompareOrdinal (
s1.ToLower (invariantCulture),
s2.ToLower (invariantCulture))
It is not good for performance but safe.
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Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hi Eno,
The CompareOrdinal does not have a case
in the
comparison (and sometimes culture-sensitive comparison is buggy, at
least with MS.NET) or regarded equivalent to other character
sequences.
Try
Console.WriteLine (String.Compare (\u00C6, AE,
true, CultureInfo.InvariantCulture));
under MS.NET.
Atsushi Eno
in the near future.
Atsushi Eno
Hans Kratz wrote:
Hi!
I just implemented support for hyperlinking Mono exception stacktraces
in X-develop and noticed that line numbers in stacktraces are off by one.
E.g. for the following program...
---
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args
Hello,
Hans Kratz wrote:
Hi!
Atsushi Eno wrote:
I was (well, I should say am) working on that matter (aka
precise location patch) but currently it is not done yet.
I created mcs patch 6 months ago and mcs has greatly improved,
it is not impossible to merge directly (and not successful).
I
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Hi,
String comparison with
invariant culture does not mean that it has no other side effect
than case insensitivity. With CultureInfo dependent (including
InvariantCulture) there are some characters that are ignored in the
comparison (and sometimes culture-sensitive
Hi Andrew,
Andrew Skiba wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Well, it is not analysis ;) Any progress or difficulty on fixage?
The old testsuite reported some regressions when .net throws an
exception. I think, we can ignore them for now.
Are they really such testcases? I think those tests listed up
Hello,
Andrew Skiba wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Are they really such testcases? I think those tests listed up
there are bug in your sed script. The previous catalog.xml which
I manually edited was pointing to the correct file names. Just
compare old catalog.xml and your catalog-fixed.xml.
Can
up ignoring overflow.
It is design failure of Windows.
Am going to introduce that crappy comparison into mono though :-/
You can check that java.text.Collator in JDK never regards them
as equal.
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Yeah, please go ahead. Thanks.
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Andrew Skiba wrote:
Hi, Eno.
I want to commit TARGET_JVM for roundtrip bug.
Andrew.
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Hi,
Andrew Skiba wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
insensitice, MS.NET will pass this testcase. Anyways this is not
Mono's regression and should be ignored instead.
That's what I said ;-)
The old testsuite reported some regressions when .net throws an
exception. I think, we can ignore them
It will result in the same if we forget the existence itself ;-)
Anyways the switch is simple and there are not so many places
that TARGET_JVM is used.
Andrew: I think there was a similar problem in XmlConvert.cs.
Thanks,
Atsushi Eno
Eyal Alaluf wrote:
Maybe we should use a new define here
If you want please feel free to do so.
Atsushi Eno
Eyal Alaluf wrote:
Hi, Atsushi.
O.K. Let's use the TARGET_JVM then. Shouldn't we ad some kind of FIXME or
MonoTODO in this case? I'd like to still keep track of this issue and get rid
of the '#if TARGET_JVM' when Mono and Grasshopper behave
testcase?
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Matthijs ter Woord (meddochat) wrote:
Hi Atsushi,
I get your point. MiniParser isn't CLS Compliant.
[Error] E2421 Imported identifier 'Names' conflicts with 'names' in
'MiniParser.AttrListImpl'
[Error] E2421 Imported identifier 'Values' conflicts with 'values' in
'MiniParser.AttrListImpl
Performed:2162
Passed:1424
Failed:709
Regressions:488
Fixed:66
and from the latest 45852
*
Total:2162
Performed:2162
Passed:1865
Failed:268
Regressions:0
Fixed:10
Of course I tested both on the same environment and the same
runtime (version and configuration).
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Andrew Skiba wrote
to whitespace
Maybe description on what is logged onto failed.lst (in README)
would be helpful? :-)
Thanks
Atsushi Eno
Andrew Skiba wrote:
Hello.
Atsushi Eno wrote:
I need concrete number unlike just saying there are regressions.
I did not just say there are regressions. I spent few hours
it is
very easy; just comment out them.
That happens because Assert can be interpreted as
Assertion.Assert() instead of NUnit.Framework.Assert.
Am not sure if Suresh likes that solution ;-)
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to examine those non-CLSCompliant types. If you were right,
then ANY types that is not CLSCompliant must not contain such
case-insensitively equivalent names, no?
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, the namespace of the document element is OK.
Yeah, currently namespace handling is fine only at the
declaring element.
Thanks,
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Joshua Tauberer wrote:
Atsushi,
A while back I raised some issues with entity handling, but I think some
problems remain with entities in namespaces
Forgot to mention.
MS.NET throws, Mono does not. What says the standard?
There is no W3C standard about XmlTextReader.Normalization.
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Hi again,
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Hi Joshua,
Yeah, it is likely to happen. Yesterday I found that there is a
problem on namespace handling in DTDValidatingReader and
XmlValidatingReader with kangaroo's help. I think there should
be something similar to what XmlTextReader does. It's not a tiny
fix
that the patch makes things inconsistent.
Here I attach it so that anyone can try.
Atsushi Eno
using System;
using System.Xml;
public class Test
{
public static void Main ()
{
string xml = !DOCTYPE root [!ELEMENT root
(#PCDATA)*!ENTITY ent 'val']root attr='a ent
that .NET does not work fine). There are some cases
that (at least) XmlTextReader.Read() and XmlDocument.Load() differ
in rejecting input xml or not e.g. XmlDocument.Load() rejects
undeclared entities while XmlTextReader does not.
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them).
For now the workaround is
- run make under mcs (to build default profile)
- run make under mono
The breakage seems to happen between 46034 (works fine) and
46041 (broken). Martin, any ideas why this happens?
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Gert Driesen wrote:
Hi,
Apparently the bootstrap
as it is the top-level content of the
document element. I am not aware of practical cases that such
schemas in further depth are consumed (since 99.999% of .NET
DataSet users is not likely to have such documents).
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).
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Atsushi Eno wrote:
Hello Konstantin,
Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hi Eno,
I committed the code before I saw your comments on Boris email.
Actually I missed it at all and Boris forwarded it to me. In any case
I didn't want to ignore it and would like, with your help, create the
best
will return the table.
In fact the same discussion also applies to string Normalization
tables (to support String.Normalize() introduced in .NET 2.0).
Any good ideas for this problem?
Thanks,
Atsushi Eno
Index: corlib.dll.sources
.
Please feel free to commit. Thanks.
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Oops, am sorry that was my bad that I failed to commit the first
patch and it was kept uncommitted :(
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Andrew Skiba wrote:
Atsushi Enomoto ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Don't remove ChangeLog entry BTW.
I did not remove anything from ChangeLog: svn diff -r46346:46347
A bug
Ok, it is an interesting tip. Now checked in svn as r46380. Thanks.
Atsushi Eno
I think this needs to be changed to make it optimal for the normal case.
Gonzalo's situation is a corner case: 1 huge field in the middle of tons
of stuff. However, normally, there are many, small, similarly sized
Hey,
Ben Maurer wrote:
On Wed, 2005-06-22 at 04:26 +0900, Atsushi Eno wrote:
3. run make. It will automatically downloads some files
from some sites. For now without this step the build
b0rks.
Of course, this will need to be changed ;-).
duh ;-) It will be checked
in several breakage in
standalone tests.
Thanks,
Atsushi Eno
Index: Test/System.Xml/XmlTextReaderTests.cs
===
--- Test/System.Xml/XmlTextReaderTests.cs (revision 46370)
+++ Test/System.Xml/XmlTextReaderTests.cs (working copy
for now, and once the
table is stable, moving it into C if that makes a substantial
performance difference.
Ok, then right now I need to hack on corlib Makefile to run make
under Mono.Globalization.Unicode.
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be taken care as a whole. Please feel free to
commit this patch but I'll look into them at some stage again.
Thanks
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Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hi Eno,
I don't see it in mailing list so resending.
I made the changes we talked about, bt it turns out they probably won't
make a big diff (see
Anytime you could not build mono or mcs, make sure you ran
make clean under mono before rebuilding things.
I happend to see the same build error but solved with that.
Atsushi Eno
Hubert FONGARNAND wrote:
gmcs could not load some classes?
make[8]: Entering directory `/home/hubert/mono/mcs
), it will be soon easily
set as [Ignore] (of course am writing it only with imagination
because there is no description).
(Also note that you are saying I gave you full Sunday for patch
review which is kinda zero day attack :-S)
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Andrew Skiba wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
(Also note that you are saying I gave you full Sunday for patch
review which is kinda zero day attack :-S)
Can't stop laughing. Zero day attack sounds good.
What if I posted changes on your works on Thursday evening for you,
while I know you guys
Hi Andrew,
Please go ahead as I wrote before ;-)
http://www.mail-archive.com/mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.com/msg02075.html
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Hello Eno.
Can you please look and give your opinion on this patch?
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Additionally, I also added the fix for bug #57047 as Hari suggested
in tokenizer, parser and Attribute class so that Attribute accepts
nameEscaped bool parameter which is passed from tokenizer.
I think this patch can be delayed for review after the first one.
Atsushi Eno
/ ), test-profiles in the each
build shows the result.
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Ben Maurer wrote:
On Tue, 2005-06-28 at 11:16 +0300, Eyal Alaluf wrote:
Hi, Ben.
Can you send me Kosta the list of failures you have? I don't recall these
tests below failing and perhaps something does not work well on your side
.
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Hi,
I sometimes encountered such missing files. They were mostly
because that the archive extraction utility failed to extract
files correctly. So I'd suggest to try another environment to
check the archive.
Atsushi Eno
JD Conley wrote:
I was looking into Remoting a bit and was searching
-20050706.diff
It changes nothing other than this fix, plus merging the latest
mcs changes.
Martin was wondering when I commit the changes. (I have no idea ;-)
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Hi Kosta,
Maybe the same or similar bug as #71287?
http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=71287
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Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hello,
I run the following code on cygwin:
decimal d1 = 0;
decimal d = d1 / 1M;
Console.WriteLine( d 0 );
decimal d2 = 1
Then bugzilla is the way to go ;-)
Atsushi Eno
Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hi Eno,
I think not:
In the reported bug mono divides exactly, while in .Net the result is
rounded.
I have a situation when the result is wrong (0/x != 0) and an exception
is thrown. When I test it with mono 2.0
the credit in README (hehe ;-)
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Well, look in depth ;-)
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Andrew Skiba wrote:
Am OK with that change, including the credit in README (hehe ;-)
Otherwise it would look like you signed under my words. This way, at
least, the responsibility is divided ;-)
I'll commit the patch
This time no. It should not mess testers by forcing them edit
application config files every time, rather than just setting
environment variables in their command line (including make
command line options such as make BLAH=yes run-test).
Atsushi Eno
RafaelMizrahi wrote:
Andrew,
You should use
Hi,
Pedro MartÃnez Juliá wrote:
I've fixed Convert.ChangeType when handling DateTime conversions.
Here I show the diff, I'll commit tomorrow if there is no problem.
Please also add a testcase as well. Thanks.
Atsushi Eno
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contribution from Mainsoft and
it is on the integration way i.e. could be temporarily unstable.
So let's hope that they handle things better than before ;-)
Atsushi Eno
Marc Haisenko wrote:
Hi folks,
while investigating DataView.cs and bugs related to it I found the history of
this file
Atsushi Eno wrote:
I can build mcs with this managed collation mode and all corlib
tests pass (I guess other tests as well).
When this managed collation is enabled, it will eat huge managed
resource (and will make you sad when you run mono --profile ;-).
I can make this into unmanaged
methods, you can use alias by
using statement, like:
using AssertType = NUnit.Framework.Assert;
and call AssertType.AreEqual().
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CompareOptions.IgnoreWidth and CompareOptions.IgnoreKanaType?
(There is no full-width characters, neither is Kana, in ASCII.)
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Atsushi Eno wrote:
The attached patch expects those collation.*.bin files to be in
the same directory as mscorlib.dll exists.
One thing I'd note is that I could *not* build the path to those
files - I tried the same way as mono_init_internal() does to load
mscorlib.dll, but it messed NUnit
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