Hi Jon,
I seem to have hit a snag. An app I'm working on for a bit of fun creates an
XML file with bits of information in needed for the next time it's run.
However, on a small number of phones, it dies leaving the file open.
Is there a way I can check on the state of this file the next time the app is
run and if it's open, close it before it's used?
This seems...odd. Mono disabled shared file handles in Mono 2.8 [0]; Mono for Android is
based on Mono 2.10, and likewise should not support cross-process shared file handles.
The only process you should be able to have problems sharing handles with is itself, and
if the process exited ("dies"), that shouldn't be a problem.
The file isn't a shared file as such. It simply contains some XML that
records information about the phone
Is it possible for you to create a reproducible test case and file a bug for
this?
Not really as it's not really a bug. An app dies during saving the file
and so the file is not closed.
Thanks
Paul
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