Hello,
The attached patch adds a menu item to allow pasting when editing in
Monodoc. Otherwise it's disabled. Ok for me to commit?
When leaving the edit mode, I would like the paste item to be disabled,
it seems like that bit is missing.
Other than that, feel free to apply the patch
The third hunk of the original patch desensitizes the paste item. I
committed, but can revert if I'm misunderstanding what you want.
Next up is a patch for copying: it will copy from the text editor if
you're in editing mode; the function used to blindly copy from the HTML
view no matter what
Hi,
Those class status pages exist (at least to me).
I found another problem that 2.0 status pages look like
not built specifying MONO_PATH=/path/to/mcs/class/lib/net_2.0.
Atsushi Eno
Jambunathan Jambunathan wrote:
Duncan
I could see two links 1.0 Class Status and 2.0 Class Status. But
there
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From: Atsushi Eno [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Jambunathan Jambunathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Duncan Mak [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 8:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Mono-list] Class status page
Hi,
Those class status pages exist (at least to
Hello, all!
I'm trying to install mod_mono under Apache 1.3.29. But I have a
trouble configuring it. When I'd done as described in INSTALL file,
/demo has worked perfect, but when I wanted to run aspx-scripts
under root site directory or on the whole Apache VirtualHost, I had
nothing. I've found
Hello,
The reason why the class status pages list no content (for some) is because
the script element uses a empty-element tag (script ... /), which is not
valid (not even in XHTML) :
Ah, OK. It was browsable just because I was using firefox ;-)
All elements other than those declared in the DTD
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 05:09, John Merryweather Cooper wrote:
See Changelog patch in attached diff for details. This patch selects
the correct compiler flags for compiling libgc with pthreads on
FreeBSD.
Are these likely to go into the Ports for 4.9 anytime real soon now?
/J\
Hello,
I'm writing a C# program with Mono. I start an external program with
System.Diagnostics.Process. In some situations (triggered by the user), I
want to kill the process in as friendly a manner as possible. Using
Process.Kill is the obvious (and only) choice, but this is far too
Hello!
As I come from the WinForms World, I'm wondering if there is a way to
do databindings with Gtk# ?
Or if there is another way to do IHM with Mono !
Sadly this is a feature that is not implemented in Gtk# today.
We wanted to provide this, but it has not yet materialized.
Miguel.
Hello,
1) Is the ASP.NET mono sections + apache plugin ready
for primetime -- i.e., has this stuff been load
tested, is the security there, can it scale to handle
a fairly large website?
There are some people using it for medium sized applications, but this
is definitely an early adopter
Hello,
It would be nice wouldn't it, but unlikely unless you know something
the rest of us do not, like Apple have been taking an interest in Mono.
I would guess that Apple would more likely be interested in the cocoa#
end of things, although their Swing port was above and beyond the call
Hello,
For example: Microsoft.VisualBasic.MyServices is shown there, but I
think you should notice that this is an element of NET_2_0.
If you currently see the status page, you would think this a really a
missing namespace in out current development for NET_1_x.
I believe we have this on a
Hello,
I am been using Gtk# for a GUI hoping to make a cross-platform program.
But I just realized that Gtk doesn't work on Macs, does it?
Gtk# works on Macs just fine.
See the screenshot of Monodoc and MonoDevelop running on MacOS X.
In the future, there will be a native port of Gtk+ to
Hello,
Which is my point, if Ximian / Novell are serious about pushing GTK#
as a primary alternative to the .NET framework with regards to Macs
as well as Linux and Windows then its needs to be 'one of those'.
We will; Give us some time, we are on the case ;-)
hello,
I'll keep working with Gtk# for now. I think that requesting a 15MB
download for Mono is quite enough. I don't want to ask people to install
yet another dependency.
In fact, even the 15-20MB Mono download makes me hesitate. I think it's a
bit much considering that the program
I'd like to know how I would receive a console event signal in a console
program written in mono (running on linux)
On windows I would use interop and kernel32 SetConsoleCtrlHandler function
to capture a ctrl+break, but somehow I don't except this to work with linux.
How would one capture
On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 19:23 -0400, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
So that is why doing a Gtk+ backend to Coregraphics/AppearanceManager
(The Appearance Manager is a Mac OS Classic thing.)
makes sense: to turn plenty of existing Gtk+ apps into apps that look
and feel like the Mac ones.
You can make
I did a google search and found wx.NET. I'll try it. Thanks!
My understanding of wx.NET is that its kinda unstable, but I
have never looked into it at all.
wx.NET v0.5 was recently released and is very stable. It is very easy to
download the Mac binary installer and try out the samples.
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
Which is my point, if Ximian / Novell are serious about pushing GTK#
as a primary alternative to the .NET framework with regards to Macs
as well as Linux and Windows then its needs to be 'one of those'.
We will; Give us some time, we are on the case ;-)
Brilliant,
Does anyone know if Mono will run on HP-UX 11? If so, how might I go about
getting this working?
-John Gonsalves
_
Dont just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search!
http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/
Dan Winship wrote:
They allegedly have cross-platform widgets, but
Thunderbird and FireFox just suck on OS X
In your opinion they suck not mine. Yes, I'm posting this
from Thunderbird because all the NNTP clients I've tried that follow
the Apple HIG are a load of rubbish, so I use Thunderbird for
As a developer, I would go for i), and if the UI bothers me, attempt
to change it, possibly going to cocoa#.
(Puts on FUD Hat)
Java has a very bad reputation because of the poor quality of UI ports
to the mac - I've seen many cases where tools are marked as having mac
versions as soon as a user
On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 23:47, John Merryweather Cooper wrote:
See attached Changelog in patch for details. This patch selects the
correct compiler flags for compiling libgc with pthreads on FreeBSD.
You had a stray quote char in this patch and that broke the build.
Duncan.
Hello John,
On Wed, 2004-07-28 at 00:09, John Merryweather Cooper wrote:
See Changelog patch in attached diff for details. This patch selects
the correct compiler flags for compiling libgc with pthreads on
FreeBSD.
There was also a stray quote char in this patch that broke the build.
El mar, 27-07-2004 a las 10:42, Guido Müller escribió:
I use SuSE Linux 9.0 with Apache/2.0.48
mod_mono compiles without problems.
When I try to access
http://localhost/demo/index.aspx I get HTTP 403 Access forbidden
When I put Allow from all into the Location directive, I get the aspx
Hello Jochen,
On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 19:23, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
For example: Microsoft.VisualBasic.MyServices is shown there, but I
think you should notice that this is an element of NET_2_0.
If you currently see the status page, you would think this a really a
missing namespace in
Hi all,
I am considering buying a dedicated box to start up as a sort of charity
freemonohost.org (just registered the domain a few minutes ago); I'd be
willing to pay for it in the next week or two if there is some
interest/help...
I think this is really needed to help the mono community; and
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