Hi,
Im looking through the rest of the Accel* groups xml
and some of it seems a bit strange.
Shouldnt things like AccelGroupActivate() be in
Gtk.Accel? Instead of being directly in the Gtk
namespace?
Just a thought, I dont really know much about the
gtk-sharp overall structure.
Also the
ohh well, figured it out myself.
Looks like you have to give the pixmap the full path.
So instead of image.ext, /path/to/pixmaps/image.ext
But this is, in my opinion quite burdensome to rewrite my .glade
file each time...
anyone?
-mo
On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 00:24, Moritz Angermann wrote:
Hi
Maybe you can talk to this guy over at MyXAML (http://www.myxaml.com/) it
looks like he is making an Open Source compiler for XAML that converts the
XML into .Net interfaces.
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Sent:
Hi List,
Well after asking many stupid question on #mono and #md-devel, and
giving google a few shots.
I found out a few solutions, with the help of you kind people,
Lets assume we Have a widget with a Label and a Button on it as glade
file.
So in out Main we load it up.
The button signal is
Jonathan -
Many thanks for this answer. I suspected this to be the case, but wants
confirmation from someone more familiar with it.
Jonathan Pryor wrote:
On Fri, 2004-03-12 at 14:19, Andy Lewis wrote:
snip/
First, regarding Mono licensing. It appears to be a mix of GPL, LGPL,
and X11
Ben,
Anything like this that you (or anyone else on this list for that
matter) are seeking to publish, we would love to additionally host them
at the Mono community page on Novell Forge
(http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfmod/community/?monocomm).
-MR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/14/2004 8:08:29 AM
I
Could you point me to some more information on the upcoming patent
review you mention? It may be that this will resolve my questions. In
the meantime, I have no immediate compelling need to use Mono, although
I do have the interest. While I may invest the time to learn about it, I
will most
Hmm.
Actually, what I think it means is that the efforts to assuage the
fears of the users in this regard has not had the success we need. I'm
not intending to criticize the efforts to clarify this situation up to
this point at all - it seems that significant effort has been put into
Hello,
Has there being any talk of supporting XAML and if so, will this also
be implemented in Mozilla so that Linux (and even Windows if you were
to run the Mozilla browser on Windows) can reap the benefits of XAML?
There has been plenty of talk, see:
Hello,
My understanding is that any implementation of the ECMA specifications
for the CLI, etc, is known to be covered by patents held by Microsoft.
Such a submision is allowable under th eEMCA rules provided that the
patents are licensable under Reasonable and Non-discriminatory (RAND).
OK...before I unsubscribe from this list - a couple of points:
- I came here interested in a technology with what I felt was a
legitimate concern and most (not all - Andy Satori for example was
particularly helpful) of what I have gotten back has been rude and
unhelpful.
- Your FAQ does NOT
Ohh well as gunnzi wanted to know if the TreeView widget updates
also when the window is not resized.
I scribbled up some test application in MD.
And to better demonstrate the *autoamtic* update process I tried
to bind in my gathered knowledge about ThreadNotify.
A copy of the code can be
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
My conceen is that RAND does not imply compatibility iwth the GPL or any
other open source license, and I am trying to find out ifth eMono
project is specifically licensed for the patents covering the ECMA
specification, of simply relying on public statments
*sigh*
Dear Mr Troll,
Not in any way to slight _your_ career in opensource
development, which I am sure is more extensive than my
own, but you have just flamed Miguel who is someone
everyone here knows and respects for _his_ career in
opensource.
Miguel is also a _very_ respected community
We are aware of this problem (not only codebehind). I think there's
already a bug report for it.
Is this problem being actively chased? We cannot use XSP or mod_mono for
any serious work because it hangs after 10 or so requests (it varies).
This is often not even enough to load a whole page. Do
On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 21:23, Alex Combas wrote:
*sigh*
Dear Mr Troll,
ok, it the flames are already burning, this won't hurt more :)
Not in any way to slight _your_ career in opensource
development, which I am sure is more extensive than my
own, but you have just flamed Miguel who is
On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 16:57, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
The C# and CLI patents are available under RAND and Royalty Free terms
as pointed out in the FAQ (the link to Jim's post) which you said you
read a few times (it seems and you still managed to not find this).
i've also read it i think twice..
--- Shantanu Kumar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sheesh!!
I haven't seen a greater troll on this list than
this one.
Of course everybody acknowledges the contribution
and position
of Miguel. But I am sorry to notice that the post by
Alex Combas
seems to have nothing to do with the main
Hello,
i don't think that would be enough for them. they would want to see some
more solid evidence.
And is was said on the O'Reilly article, and echoed on this discussion
(but nobody seems to be paying attention) we are doing a legal review.
The legal review is in progress, and there is not
El lun, 15-03-2004 a las 15:47, David Mitchell escribió:
We are aware of this problem (not only codebehind). I think there's
already a bug report for it.
Is this problem being actively chased? We cannot use XSP or mod_mono for
any serious work because it hangs after 10 or so requests
Hi everybody,
I've sent several mail to this mailing list asking for
assistance or confirmation.
What I received so far was a flamewar about stuff that
had already been said or was not going to be answered.
I don't know but I understood this mailing list as one
about developing with mono. If I'm
As I made my comments in public, I will also apologize in public.
I am not normally given to flaming or even impolite emails, and the
tone and a number of the comments of my previous post were rude,
aggressive, offensive and demeaning, for which I offer no excuse, but I
do offer my apologies.
I don't know if this will have anything to do with it, but all the
machines we are running here use RedHat 9.
--
David Mitchell
Software Engineer
Telogis
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:) Yeah, this conversation seems to come up here from time to time.
The best places to get info these particular questions would probably be
gtk-sharp-list and monodevelop-list (available at
http://www.monodevelop.com/lists.aspx).
As far as the doc goes, make additions with the things that
Ok, I thought we killed this particular issue a long time ago..
(grin)
Here is the take I get from Miguel and someone correct the perception if I
am incorrect
Your application makes use of the framework not the actual libraries
(unless youcreate a librarythat extends an existing one).
Below...
On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 18:43, Moritz Angermann wrote:
snip/
btw: does mono have something like fork( ) or are Threads for this
purpose adequate use?
A *direct* equivalent to fork(2)? No. The nearest equivalent is
System.Diagnostics.Process, which is a fork(2)/exec(3) equivalent.
Firstly: Thank you!
As you might have seen,
The basic idea behind this is having a long-time process also update the
GUI.
Miguel told me to use fork an ThreadNotify. And since I used a Threaded
model. I wondered if I were going the complete wrong way...
So if using Threads and using them as I
On Monday 15 March 2004 10:52 pm, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
A *direct* equivalent to fork(2)? No. The nearest equivalent is
System.Diagnostics.Process, which is a fork(2)/exec(3) equivalent.
(Minor side question: what would happen if you P/Invoked out to fork(2)
in libc.so? Is it safe for
Juraj Skripsky wrote:
Hi David,
What version of glibc do you have? Try updating to the latest version
(2.3.2-27.9.7).
I've had similar problems with mono on several machines which were all
running freshly installed RH9. XSP was hanging sometimes.
The same application ran perfectly on two other
I'm sure everyone here is looking forward to the results of the formal
review. Will you post it to this list and update the FAQ once it's
done.
Thanks!
-Nick
On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 14:41, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
i don't think that would be enough for them. they would want to see some
I have been trying to understand the problem with XSP stopping responding.
I don't believe it's an XSP problem, I think it's a mono problem.
All the managed threads stop running. (I added a monitor thread to
XSP). Thus it seems like a deadlock somewhere in mono could be the
problem.
Another
--- Stuart Ballard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately for you, flames have a funny way of
burning down bridges, so I really doubt you will
be
getting more information from _anyone_ here.
I hope not, because I still want to use Mono, and I
really hope that
*someone* comes up with
Another symptom I noticed is that putting a broken one in the back
ground and then bring it back to the foreground results in:
sem_wait in handler failed
Aborted
Putting a non broken one in the background and then bring it back works
with no problem.
Following the advice given by Juraj
Hello,
A preview of the upcoming 0.31 release is available here:
http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/tmp/mono-0.30.99.tar.gz
http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/tmp/mcs-0.30.99.tar.gz
You only need the `mono' module to build a working system, but I
included the mcs stuff
On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 22:41, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
i don't think that would be enough for them. they would want to see some
more solid evidence.
And is was said on the O'Reilly article, and echoed on this discussion
(but nobody seems to be paying attention) we are doing a legal
I would like to
create an application running on mono which can expose some of its
functionality via SOAP.
I dont want to force the installation of a web server.
Does anyone know
how I can make my application act as a SOAP Server on its
own behalf?
Thanks
The scalable logo provided with Mono seems to have been generated from the raster
one, and is of such low quality that it's practically non-scalable. I've taken the
liberty of creating a scalable (vector) version of the logo from scratch; I
sincerely hope that something like it replaces the
Title: Message
Hi,
I've been looking at
the great work your doing and I have a question.
We currently run an
IBM Mainframe within a PC network. We're lookinginto rewriting some
of our core software in C# for the .Net platform and hope to be able to run this
code on the mainframe too. I
Hello.
How do I kill a thread?
I have a thread which is always listing a tcp port (blocked), and I want
it to termitate when the application exit.
Thanks
--
Antonio Martínez
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So this is actually a bug and a bug-report should be filled?
Or is this some kind of impossible due to the design?
-mo
On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 23:27, John Luke wrote:
hmm, I think you will do not want not use glade to store the images. At
least Glade# doesn't handle the relative paths as you
I have been trying to understand the problem with XSP stopping responding.
I don't believe it's an XSP problem, I think it's a mono problem.
All the managed threads stop running. (I added a monitor thread to
XSP). Thus it seems like a deadlock somewhere in mono could be the problem.
Another
Can anyone give me a Step by Step to do the
implementation of IbuySpy Mono and Apache, i have a
Windows Server 2003 with SQL 2000 SP3
thanks
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Hello all,
recently I upgraded my RPMs of Mono to the newest
version 0.30.2. Unfortunatelly I believe there is a
bug in the runtime, because the small program attached
to this message don't appear to be calling its method
Finalize() even under heavy memory preasure.
After receiving some kind
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