Hello Martin!
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 09:32, Martin Willemoes Hansen wrote:
I was copying and pasting a lot when describing finalizers and the 3
internal constructors.
First off, I'd like to say thank you for writing this patch.
The patch looks fine, but I'd rather keep the updater general for
I've just been testing monodoc editor, and have buitl this
changeset.xml.
I am unable to upload using the GUI (again, its probably something on my
end, im not having much luck with this).
The part of the tree that I have worked on is the Gtk.RadioButton,
comments ? ideas ?
Wade Mealing
?xml
I would say that this is kind of limiting, since the script versions
should be derived from the object version...
${prefix}/etc/mono/web_scripts
gets sym linked to:
aspnet_client\system_web\mono_dev
I tend to disagree...
symlink is available only for Linux and the likes.
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 00:54, Ian MacLean wrote:
I'd like to hear a more detailed breakdown of you're issues with NAnt.
We always trying to improve the codebase and doing that requires
listening to peoples issues. However
'I don't like the xml syntax' and 'it doesn't seem to have been
As a NAnt user I'll try to answer some questions (Ian - please correct me if
I'm wrong)
* Using XML to express the build rules is, IMO, too heavyweight.
I can see how it's easy to parse and gives an easy mechanism
for interfacing with tasks, but writing a build file is like
On Mon, Oct 13, 2003 at 09:12:25AM +0200, Jaroslaw Kowalski wrote:
As for C/C++ I'm not sure if the C compiler would be so kind to produce
exactly
the same object file when you change/remove the comment? How about some
embedded dates or debug information?
Don't know about other compilers,
Are there any curses style libraries for .NET? Or bindings to the curses
and ncurses libraries themselves?
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Hello,
I'm having problems running apache2 with mod_mono. I've downloaded
and installed latest release (XSP 0.6 and mod_mono 0.5), configured
apache as needed, started mod-mono-server.exe.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] test # mono /usr/local/bin/mod-mono-server.exe --root .
--applications /mono:. --file
Forgive the ignorance but did mono start their implementation before
dotGnu of .NET? I am only curious.
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El lun, 13-10-2003 a las 15:50, Artur Brodowski escribió:
Hello,
I'm having problems running apache2 with mod_mono. I've downloaded
and installed latest release (XSP 0.6 and mod_mono 0.5), configured
apache as needed, started mod-mono-server.exe.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] test # mono
I'm currently trying to write a class for monitoring object behavior
and currently i've decided it'd be easier to try implementing this
class using reflection.emit
right now i'd like to be able to take class A and create a new class B
that inherits from A.
class B then overrides all of A's
... I still have the same problem on my Red Hat 9 box...
Gius_.
El lun, 13-10-2003 a las 15:50, Artur Brodowski escribió:
Hello,
I'm having problems running apache2 with mod_mono. I've downloaded
and installed latest release (XSP 0.6 and mod_mono 0.5), configured
apache as needed, started
Ops... I'm sorry, your problem is not exactly the same
as mine...
By the way, have you added Listen 8080 to your httpd.conf?
Gius_.
... I still have the same problem on my Red Hat 9 box...
Gius_.
El lun, 13-10-2003 a las 15:50, Artur Brodowski escribió:
Hello,
I'm having problems
Hi,
I'm getting this warning message when running any .NET program under
non-root user (running under root seems to work):
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Projects/cstst $ ./hello.exe
** (./hello.exe:12053): WARNING **: Shared memory sanity check failed.
Try to delete your ~/.wapi directory
El lun, 13-10-2003 a las 18:18, Ivan Guvinec escribi:
Hi,
I'm getting this warning message when running any .NET program under
non-root user (running under root seems to work):
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Hello,
Forgive the ignorance but did mono start their implementation before
dotGnu of .NET? I am only curious.
Well, we started working on the system about the same time.
On the Mono side, the events were approximately like this:
As soon as the .NET documents came out in December 2000, I
Hello there,
regarding the problem using language specific characters,
like German ÄÖÜ in filenames or command line characters,
mono (0.28) only supports UTF-8 character encoding for
filenames and command line parameters
( see: http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=30781 ).
Therefore you
Thank you. It worked. :)
Could someone please explain what is the purpose of ~/.wapi and what might cause it to break?
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 18:40, Iigo Illn wrote:
Try to delete your ~/.wapi directory
El lun, 13-10-2003 a las 18:18, Ivan Guvinec escribi:
Hi,
I'm getting this warning
Jonathan Pryor wrote:
I'm not sure that autoconf/automake is a good match for C#.
Though if we went that route, supporting make distcheck would become
trivial. ;-) (Ignore this unless you read cvs-list...)
I'm primarily after something that would be fairly easy to support. I
need to minimize
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Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All I am saying is that Norbert's position on `everything is
tainted except ECMA and Windows.Forms' is wrong.
That is a misrepresentation of my position. My position is that
besides the stuff in ECMA there
If I can use the current package, I like to use it. Can you please tell the
steps on how to use it?
Here are the steps I will try:
#tar -xvzf /path/to/xsp/xsp-0.6.tar.gz
#cd /path/to/xsp/xsp-0.6/bin
#mono xsp.exe
Are the above steps right? And where am I suppose to put the ASPX files?
Thanks,
Hello,
I installed the 0.28 RPMs for RedHat 9.
However, they install into /usr rather than /usr/local,
which does not allow me to run mono apps as they
are looking into /usr/local/lib for their assemblies.
I can copy the files over, but that is not a real
solution. Am not very experienced
Hello,
Thank you. It worked. :)
Could someone please explain what is the purpose of ~/.wapi and what
might cause it to break?
The ~/.wapi directory is used to keep a shared-state file across
various Mono processes. In the .NET Framework, handles for threads,
events, files, sockets and
Hello,
I'm currently trying to write a class for monitoring object behavior
and currently i've decided it'd be easier to try implementing this
class using reflection.emit
right now i'd like to be able to take class A and create a new class B
that inherits from A.
class B then
I believe that NAnt looks directly in /usr/local by default while
building, but that is easily changed.
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 16:17, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
I installed the 0.28 RPMs for RedHat 9.
However, they install into /usr rather than /usr/local,
which does not allow me to
I installed the 0.28 RPMs for RedHat 9.
However, they install into /usr rather than /usr/local,
which does not allow me to run mono apps as they
are looking into /usr/local/lib for their assemblies.
I can copy the files over, but that is not a real
solution. Am not very experienced
Hi,
I am wondering how to expose some origninally private symbol (e.g.
functions) in libmono.so? Some functions are private even though it's not
static in the source. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Derek
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El lun, 13-10-2003 a las 15:03, Chris Seaton escribió:
Are there any curses style libraries for .NET? Or bindings to the curses
and ncurses libraries themselves?
Maybe this could help you:
http://www.southern-storm.com.au/portable_net.html
pnetcurses-0.0.2.tar.gz - Curses binding
El lun, 13-10-2003 a las 18:48, Miguel de Icaza escribió:
Rhys contacted me about this time, he had been reverse engineering the
file format and had some early code to load the files. It was an
interesting effort, and there was some early cooperation between a group
of three people: Rhys,
Hello,
who is Saurik? Jay Freeman? Is he a Ximian Worker?
Yes, Jay Freeman. No, he was not a Ximian developer.
About this time Sam Ruby was pushing at the ECMA committee to get the
binary file format published, something that was not part of the
original agenda. I do not know how
Hello,
With new package dependencies were introduced to CVS in the past few
days, here are some packages I built to calm everyone down:
You can find them in: http://primates.ximian.com/~duncan/release.
They'll be migrated to http://go-mono.com once I have time to scp them
over and update the
Hi all.
I'd like some help to get monoresgen called before compiling Npgsql in
Mono cvs.
The Npgsql Makefile includes some common make instructions which allowed
me to compile Npgsql. But now, as it needs some resources compiled, I
have to call monoresgen first...
So, I'd like to know where
From: Jaroslaw Kowalski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Peter Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED],Ian MacLean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To try to articulate that idea a bit more, here's a quote from the NAnt
webpage that struck me:
Important: Some tasks like the compiler tasks will only execute
if the
If its not included in the build, and you can build it manually, just enable
it the build.
Brian Ritchie created the Mono.Data.ProviderFactory.
If you have an application named /abc/def/ghi/somenetapp.exe,
then you would create a config file named /abc/def/ghi/somenetapp.exe.config
and that is
Has the Item property in System.Collections.Hashtable been implemented?
Whenever I use it, I get an error like the following:
Complex.cs(90) error CS0119: Expression denotes a `property access' where
a `method group' was expected
I downloaded the latest version of mcs, peeked in the Hashtable.cs
I've recently updated mcs from AnonCVS and I have the following problem
compiling CVS gtk-sharp:
gtk-sharp/parser/gapi-fixup.cs (as it's quite small, I've attached a copy)
--
$ mcs gapi-fixup.cs
** (/opt/mono/bin/mcs.exe:28302): WARNING **: Missing method
DiscardBufferedData in
Let me guess; you're trying to do this:
Hashtable h = new Hashtable ();
h.Item (foo) = bar;
object o = h.Item (foo);
That's the bastardized C#/VB.NET hybrid language syntax. It is not
valid C# syntax. You want:
Hashtable h = new Hashtable ();
h[foo] =
Answering to myself: I forgot to do a make clean inside mono before
rebuilding. Now it works fine.
Jarek
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Subject: [Mono-list] mcs.exe problem compiling gtk-sharp
On 13-Oct-2003, A Rafael D Teixeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just to be complete (I don't like it myself), there is the Microsoft way:
build each target to different directories (the dreaded /bin/debug and
/bin/release couple)
What don't you like about it? Why is this approach dreaded?
Hello,
I would like to contribute on a regular basis to the Mono project. I've read
the documentation, written some console based apps with Mono and had a look
around the source code. I've also been programming in a professional
environment using C# .NET (MS-Windows) for about a year and
Is it true that class-loading, assembly-loading and module-loading events
have not yet be recorded in the profiler interface of the runtime? The
interface supports that but there is no actual events raised.
Thanks,
Derek
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Jonathan Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Miguel has been trying to promote active and open cooperation, with
effective bidirectional flow of information, and Rhys, you have
(an accusation, which IMO is greatly exaggerated, snipped here)
After
I re-updated from CVS and got further, until:
(again, doing make fullbuild)
error message
** (../../mcs/mcs.exe:19319): WARNING **: cant resolve internal call to
System.Globalization.CultureInfo::construct_compareinfo(object,string)
(tested without signature also)
Your mono runtime and corlib
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 22:35, Norbert Bollow wrote:
my attempt of establishing cooperation had already failed... you
are right that in the following conversation, Rhys did not really
express interest in genuine cooperation, but neither did Miguel.
Thats not true! Both from reading Miguel's
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 13:00, Ian MacLean wrote:
Peter,
thanks for taking the time to put together a detailed response. I
appreciate it.
(Jaroslaw, I tried to take into account the points you brought up in
here.)
Well, it's only fair.
I agree with you on the difficulties of authoring Xml -
Hi all!
I created a file in XML with the help of XmlSerialization, how I want to
Deserialize it, I found in may sites (also in msdn) a simple way to do
this, so my method:
private static void Desarmar() {
Accounts accs = new Accounts(test);
XmlSerialize mySerializer = new
On Mon, 2003-10-13 at 13:39, A Rafael D Teixeira wrote:
Just to be complete (I don't like it myself), there is the Microsoft way:
build each target to different directories (the dreaded /bin/debug and
/bin/release couple)
Well, this is similar to the automake idea of building with $(srcdir)
Hello,
I installed the 0.28 RPMs for RedHat 9.
However, they install into /usr rather than /usr/local,
which does not allow me to run mono apps as they
are looking into /usr/local/lib for their assemblies.
I can copy the files over, but that is not a real
solution. Am not
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