On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 9:50 PM, René Ruppert
rene.rupp...@googlemail.comwrote:
Hi,
one thing I have been wondering about is, how quickly apps written in ObjC
can cancel threads.
Just one example: I have an app where I can check train schedules. I tell
it from where to where and it
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 5:19 AM, danmiser danmi...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm down to some final testing. Things work pretty well on the simulator,
but
when I choose the Release | iPhone configuration and Run, I get this
compile
error:
Could not link assemblies (MT2001)
I set the Linker
Is this as good as it gets? I'm attempting to build an MfA version of my MT
app and its proving extremely frustrating, to the extent that I'm
considering just writing the thing in Java. My reason for using MT was the
awfulness of Objective-C, and while java is frustrating its entirely
doable. The
On 25.02.2012 21:50, René Ruppert wrote:
one thing I have been wondering about is, how quickly apps written in ObjC
can cancel threads.
Just one example: I have an app where I can check train schedules. I tell it
from where to where and it starts searching. Whenever I click some other
element
Hi,
xcode4.1 contains which ios sdk version? also how i can configure ios5 sdk
it with xcode4.1
Xcode 4.1 comes with the iOS 5 SDK.
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Hi all,
We are some developers and nerds residing in the city of Boras, Sweden, that
formed the BISY society (www.bisy.se). We're organizing get-togethers and
coding dojos were we swallow a huge amount of coffee and eat sandwiches
while learning about new technologies.
A lot of us are very
Hi,
Experiments with Monotouch.Dialog leads me to the following question:
How does one pass data from a StringElement to the lower level RootElement?
Imagine a root element having a section with StringElements for each
of the records resulting from a database query.
Each of these
Have you looked at the proposed solution/project structure and workflow
proposed in the new book, *Professional Cross-Platform Mobile Development
in C#*?
http://www.amazon.com/Professional-Cross-Platform-Mobile-Development-C/dp/1118157702/ref=pd_sim_b_34
This is the approach that our firm has
Hi,
Id like to increment the build number every time I build:
[Major].[Minor].[Build]
Normally (in VS) I would do this by setting the build version to * but that
doesn't appear to work with MonoTouch.
Any way of achieving this? Is there a build task I can hook into in some
way?
Cheers
Hairy
I have push notifications working when my app is running (foreground or
background) - the incoming payload (NSDictionary) has an aps key.
However, I'm struggling to deal with the notification when my app is run,
for the first time, AFTER the notification is received. The options
dictionary on the
I have push notifications working when my app is running (foreground or
background) - the incoming payload (NSDictionary) has an aps key.
However, I'm struggling to deal with the notification when my app is run,
for the first time, AFTER the notification is received. The options
dictionary on the
Ah. I see the FinishedLaunching's options parameter contains a
UIApplicationLaunchOptionsRemoteNotificationKey key when the notification is
clicked on.
The options parameter contains nothing when launched normally, even if a
notification has been receive on the device.
I assume I can, therefore,
I have class which overrides RowSelect edfrom a couple of levels deep from
UITableViewSource.
So it's:
class aSource: UITableViewSource
{
public override void RowSelected (UITableView tbl, NSIndexPath ind )
{
Console.Write(aaa); // breakpoint a
}
}
class bSourceT : aSource where T
I'm using the latest public beta build of MD and MT, and XCode 4.3.
At the end of last week, I started to receive this error when attempting to
open my xib files in XCode:
Project file [filename] cannot be opened because the project file cannot be
parsed.
I was hoping it would fix itself, but
Thanks, Rolf. Still having some troubles, though. For the record, these are
assemblies that I've written that I'm trying to share between the 2
platforms. Fairly simple POCO, DTO and utility code.
Let's take those out of the mix for now. What I tried:
1. I have a project in MonoDevelop. I created
More info:
Doing an Edit References and adding the library assembly via the .Net
Assembly tab gets things building and running on the simulator. But I'm
still stuck trying to do a Release|iPhone build with the same error as
before (Could not link assemblies (MT2001)). I was able to bring all of
Hi,
I just added this to a project:
[assembly: System.Reflection.AssemblyVersion (1.2.*)]
and the version number does increase on every build. Can you show us
exactly what you're doing?
Rolf
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 6:35 PM, HairyJohn m...@johnhair.com wrote:
Hi,
Id like to increment the
Hi,
This looks like a problem we've had before with breakpoints in generic
classes.
Can you file a bug report with a test case so we can look at getting it
fixed?
Thanks,
Rolf
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 10:13 PM, AnthonyLambert anthonylamb...@mac.comwrote:
I have class which overrides
Hi Anthony,
This is a known bug in MonoDevelop 2.8.6 and has been fixed in the upcoming
2.8.8.
For more information, see
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3110for more details.
Hope that helps!
Jeff
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 4:13 PM, AnthonyLambert anthonylamb...@mac.comwrote:
I
Hi MilkyJoe,
This was due to the project name having a space in it. MonoDevelop wasn't
properly quoting the project name in the Xcode project that it exported.
This is fixed now in the 2.8.8.0 release that we are prepping.
Hope that helps,
Jeff
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 4:17 PM, MilkyJoe
Hi Jeff,
Thanks (again) for the fast response. Removing the space from the project
name has indeed enabled me to continue working.
Cheers
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Jamie,
While you're waiting for the book to arrive...take a look at:
https://github.com/follesoe/FlightsNorway
for a neatly worked and well explained example. I've been using this approach
successfully for some time now across all three platforms.
Feel free to get in touch if you want some
Solved. After I got the DLLs compiled inside MD, I was still getting the same
error. I tried the different linker settings again, and this time setting
the linker to Don't Link, I was able to deploy to the device.
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Hello Dan,
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 9:17 PM, danmiser danmi...@gmail.com wrote:
Solved. After I got the DLLs compiled inside MD, I was still getting the same
error. I tried the different linker settings again, and this time setting
the linker to Don't Link, I was able to deploy to the device.
The problem I'm having with the solutions you and Rolf propose is that one
might end up with a couple of threads waiting to terminate. Imagin that
switching to a tab in a tab controller starts a thread that does some hefty
work. Then user switches tabs and the thread is signaled to abort ASAP
Hello Rolf,
Its the bundle version I want to increment on a build, so that it gets
picked up on new TestFlight builds for example.
Where do I need to make that change?
Thanks
John
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MT is 4.0. MfA is 3.5. You'd think it doesn't make much of a difference but
if my libs are 3.5 NUnit wont run them from a network location.
Meanwhile, WP7 is Silverlight 4.0. So that totally screws my plan of having
shared code. Project Linker and the associated hacker is not a robust
solution
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