Hi
On 2011.10.19 13:28, Peter Garner wrote:
Has anyone written a sip client using
montouch/c#, I need to add sip functionality to our iphone
app, any pointers/examples would be much appreciated
On 19.10.2011 18:39, Andreas Ploetzeneder wrote:
Hi,
i do not see the Backbutton in uinavigationcontroller
i push the following class:
public class LoginViewController : DialogViewController
{
public LoginViewController () : base (null)
public LoginViewController () : base (null,
I do this:
public static bool IsReachable (string host)
{
return Reachability.InternetConnectionStatus
() != NetworkStatus.NotReachable
Reachability.IsHostReachable (host);
}
and I pass in
BTW, PresentModalViewController will pop something up WITHOUT back
buttons etc. PushViewController is the normal way of doing a TableView
thing.
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 10:45, Nic Wise n...@fastchicken.co.nz wrote:
Do you see a normal back button?
Also, try using NavigationItem.BackButtonItem
AH! The pushing boolean. I always wondered what that did!
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 09:32, Robert Jordan robe...@gmx.net wrote:
On 19.10.2011 18:39, Andreas Ploetzeneder wrote:
Hi,
i do not see the Backbutton in uinavigationcontroller
i push the following class:
public class
Does anyone know if I you can import an objective c class into monodevelop and
use and call the methods using c#. I have a class written in object but would
like to
Use this in my monotouch application
Regards
Peter Garner
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On 20.10.2011 12:10, Peter Garner wrote:
Does anyone know if I you can import an objective c class into
monodevelop and use and call the methods using c#. I have a class
written in object but would like to Use this in my monotouch
application
Ok, here's a bug that convinces me the monotouch devs are just messing with
me!
My app wont startup on a 3GS when the debugger isnt connected.
Connect the debugger and no problems.
Any idea how to see whats happening?!
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Try make a release build and see if it also crashes there.
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 1:26 PM, dermotos m...@dermotos.com wrote:
Ok, here's a bug that convinces me the monotouch devs are just messing with
me!
My app wont startup on a 3GS when the debugger isnt connected.
Connect the debugger
I just figured it out. It was a thread race condition. The debugger was
causing one of the threads to run slower while attached, causing it to only
occur while the debugger was attached.
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Hi Nemke,
We should probably try and see if this is something fixable, if for no
other reason than people may run into this (or similar) issues
converting their own Xcode3 projects and they will no doubt become
frustrated.
I think I've seen messages on this list with issues converting
projects
What im looking for is the AVTime additions it adds to NSValue.
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/AVFoundation/Reference/NSValue_AVFoundation_Additions/Reference/Reference.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40009535
In the link above, to create an NSValue object with a CMTime value, I
App crashes when I try to inherit from UIAlertView. See stack trace and sample
code below. MonoTouch 5.0.
Any ideas? I have a sample app that shows this for anyone interested.
public class ViewController : UIViewController
{
private DateTimePickerView _pickerView;
public ViewController ()
Hi Jeff, thanks for the reply. I never could get this problem fixed, I
haven't got a clue why this happened, especially since the code is
auto-generated by MonoTouch. In the name of productivity I decided to create
a new project and carry over all my work into the new project (yet again).
For those who are interested.
There is an existing port of Json.NET for MonoTouch and Mono for Android by
christntr on github but it has not been refreshed in a while for recent
versions. I've made a refresh for version 4.0 R2 found here
https://github.com/ayoung/Newtonsoft.Json.
No Mono for
Hello Andrew,
This was asked on stackoverflow [1] recently. The workaround is to
override only the default constructor and use the properties to set
all values.
Not sure (yet) about the root cause, it's on my TODO but I got other
bugs (without workarounds) to go thru before that.
Feel free to
Done! http://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1620
On Thursday, October 20, 2011 at 16:22, Sebastien Pouliot [via MonoTouch] wrote:
Hello Andrew,
This was asked on stackoverflow [1] recently. The workaround is to
override only the default constructor and use the properties to set
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