We should document for those coming from windows and porting to mono
that mcs doesn't automatically add the 20 or so references csc does
and also that MD now starts with a blank (or really minimal) list of
references when creating projects with the default templates.
VS.NET templates typically ad
I was wondering if Paco or someone could create a new combined Mono and Gtk#
Windows Installer using the latest Mono 1.1.16, gtk#, gnome and gtk+
dependencies to build and run MonoDevelop on Windows. Wade from Novell
perhaps? One of the things is to have gtk# 2.4 including gtkhtml and
gtkso
> This method could also be made an instance method of the "Node" class. I
> think this is actually what the original poster had in mind:
That was exactly what I meant. Thanks for that.
Cheers
Piotr
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On Tue, 2006-07-11 at 19:16 +0100, mike horsley wrote:
> We have successfully compiled a basic “hello world” app and run it but
> when we add a reference to System.Data into the application, we get
> the compilation error that the type or namespace “Data” (or if we try
> “Xml”) does not exist in t
I installed the latest mono release on Suse 10.1 last weekend using the rpms from the download page and it all works well.You might try uninstalling the one you have and go that route. I think the package installer while easier is not the best way to go.First install the verison of mono that ships
Hi
We have just hired a summer placement to start the process
of transitioning our application to Mono. We’re using SUSE 10.1.
We have successfully compiled a basic “hello
world” app and run it but when we add a reference to System.Data into the
application, we get the compilation e
Just a little clean-up for any readers who don't already understand the
techniques being used:
At 10:41 AM 11/07/2006 +0200, Alejandro Serrano wrote:
>public void ForEach (Node node, Action action)
>{
>action (node)
;
>foreach (Node child in this.Subnodes) ForEach (child, action);
>}
Th
Hello,
> Fixed tests:
> MultiView_ControlState, MultiView_OutOfRange, MultiView_OnBubbleEvent,
> MultiView_RemoveViewControlEvent, MultiView_SetActiveView in the
> MonoTests.System.Web.UI.WebControls.MultiViewTest
Looks fine, but please provide a changeLog entry.
_
> Does anybody know why are there these ifdefs in HtmlInputControl.cs?
> Because of these ifdefs,
> MonoTests.System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputCheckBoxTest.NullPropertie
> s fails on net_2_0. I'd like to remove them, see the patch.
this might have been a limitation of the early port, the patch
Hi,
This _might_ be a mono bug. Could you file a bug report and attach some
kind of self-contained testcase (a xine dependency is ok) ?
Zoltan
On 7/11/06, Ivan N. Zlatev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I am on mono svn head and I get a segm
Hey,
I am on mono svn head and I get a segmentation fault when trying to
use this code:
===
typedef void (*xine_event_listener_cb_t) (void *user_data,
const xine_event_t *event);
void xine_event_create_listener_thr
Hello,
Please review the patch that fixes various ActiveViewIndex bugs. It
changes 'initied' state variable to views count in the views collection.
Fixed tests:
MultiView_ControlState, MultiView_OutOfRange, MultiView_OnBubbleEvent,
MultiView_RemoveViewControlEvent, MultiView_SetActiveView in the
The previous one did not cache the results. Now this is fixed.
BTW is mono_loader_lock () and mono_marshal_lock () necessary as well?
Kornél
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From: "Kornél Pál" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2006 9:20 AM
Subject: [PATCH] Redirect certain string c
public void ForEach (Node node, Action action)
{
action (node)
foreach (Node child in this.Subnodes) ForEach (child, action);
}
Hope this helps ;-)
Other solution would be using IEnumerable
public class Node : IEnumerable
{
...
public IEnumerator EnumerateDescendants ()
{
Hi Piotr,
if I'm not mistaken you want to enumerate through all the elements in your
tree by simple using foreach, but you cant.
In that case you may take a closer look at the IEnumerable and IEnumerator
Interfaces.
Short explanation:
If an class is marked as IEnumerable it can be used in a fo
Hi,
The attached patch implements what I was planning to do.
Note that if the patch is approved I'm not going to commit is yet because
the encoding classes should be updated first.
This patch contains String.cs modifications as well that should compile with
the current encoding classes as we
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