And you would be 100% correct.
Christian Birkl wrote:
The typeof operator exists since version 1 of javascript/ecmascript and
every object which implements [Call] returns 'function'. So it is pretty
backwards and browser compatible (I'm going as far as to bet one beer
that Netscape 3.x supports
After a long-long delay, hi all!
Please review the attached patch, which fixes the
BaseCompareValidatorTest (see www.mono-project.com/ASPTests). The
changes are related to the both versions of ASP.Net 1.1 and 2.0. I've
run the test suit with both configurations (1.1 and 2.0) and no
Hi All,
I would like to commit a change to ApplicationHost. The suggested diff
follows:
svn diff System.Web.Hosting/ApplicationHost.cs
Index: System.Web.Hosting/ApplicationHost.cs
===
---
Hi,
This is my first patch, so i want to make sure that everything is alright
before i go committing. I will provide NUnit tests for the new functionality
(i'll post the tests here) if everything looks good with the patch.
I just implemented some of the .NET 2.0 methods which are missing which
Hi Alan,
Alan McGovern wrote:
This is my first patch, so i want to make sure that everything is alright
before i go committing. I will provide NUnit tests for the new
functionality
(i'll post the tests here) if everything looks good with the patch.
You should write and test the unit tests
+ public virtual void RemoveByKey(string key)
+ {
+ int index = -1;
+ for (int i = 0; i nodes.Count; i++)
+ {
+ if (!string.Equals(nodes[i].Name,key,
Greetings all. I've recently run into the need for a cross platform
fsync() call. As far as I know, all of the flavors of unix that mono
supports provide the fsync call themselves. On windows, there is a
_commit() function that does the same thing. It seems like the
underlying platform support
Patrick Earl wrote:
Greetings all. I've recently run into the need for a cross platform
fsync() call. As far as I know, all of the flavors of unix that mono
supports provide the fsync call themselves. On windows, there is a
_commit() function that does the same thing. It seems like the
(sorry, just realised last message didn't go to mailing list)
Hi,
Have you tried FileStream.Flush()? ;)
Alan.
On 1/9/07, Patrick Earl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings all. I've recently run into the need for a cross platform
fsync() call. As far as I know, all of the flavors of unix that
