Hi,
I've tried to use Swig with a interface file like this (please notice
that a dash in the module name apparently is not allowed:
%module mokowindow
%{
/* Includes the header in the wrapper code */
#include "moko-window.h"
%}
/* Parse the header file to generate wrappers */
%include "moko-window.h"
In this way I don't need to make all the interoping myself.
I'm going to test it later on whether it works or not.
Regards,
Mikkel
Mikkel Meyer Andersen skrev:
Hi,
How shoud I refer to libmokoui (e.g. MokoApplication and MokoAlignment)
from within a Mono-application?
Can anyone be so kind to just post a very small hello world-program?
I've been through the MokoMakefile-procedure, so I have all the sources.
Best regards,
Mikkel Meyer Andersen
Mikkel Meyer Andersen skrev:
Hi,
Oh, that's really nice! Thanks a lot - also for the quick reply. Well,
on the other hand I'll not get much sleep this weekend now :-) Just
kidding, thanks.
Regards,
Mikkel Meyer Andersen
Cliff Brake skrev:
On 10/5/07, Mikkel Meyer Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is this meaning that it's possible to make C#-applications to OpenMoko
with GTK as GUI (as opposed to e.g. WinForms)?
Yes.
How much of the Mono
library is supported? I'm having a bit trouble finding documentation on
this on the wiki, sorry.
Everything in the main mono package as far as I know -- just install
as much as you need. You can browse the following for a list of
components:
http://dev.bec-systems.com/feed/openmoko/mono/
I'm sure additional mono libs and apps from other projects will be
added in the future as there is need.
Cliff
