Hi,
There is always the low-tech solution of riddling your code with calls
to Console.WriteLine...
Did that too - AppDelegate ignored. Now something has just occurred to
me and I'm not sure if it happens in monotouch as it does in monodroid.
When the compiler hits an event, the event code is read to ensure it's
correct and working. For example
listView.Click += delegate {
if (condition)
// do something
else
// do something else
};
If the something else line goes out of bounds or does something silly,
the compilation dies there.
What I'm wondering is if something similar is happening here except
instead of it being at compile time, it's at runtime (the method is
called before AppDelegate is reached when it shouldn't be reached until
FinishedLaunching has been hit - in other words, the UI is starting
before it's started officially)
Does/can that happen?
Paul
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