Right I have found the source of the IP Address it is showing as VNIC01 but I
cannot find how to make monodevelop not use this and only use my real ip
address.
I have added the HostIP Property to both of the monodevelopproperties files
(one in the ~/config/monodevelop folder and
That doesn't help :( This is driving me crazy, I don't understand why it's
not working.
If I set
_mail.ModalTransitionStyle = UIModalTransitionStyle.CrossDissolve;
, then when I press my mail button, the view dissolves back into its
superview. So, instead of displaying the mail view,
It does not help in your case, but you still have not reached the point where
it will cause a problem, since your mail controller is not yet presented.
However, Mike is right, you surely need to declare your mail controller as a
class variable. You will get a crash when the runtime will try to
Hi Greg,
It pains me to watch you suffer through this but unfortunately I do not know
how to work around this with the current releases of MonoDevelop and
MonoTouch.
Fortunately, MonoTouch 4.1 will allow manual overrides of the IP address for
the debugger to connect to by adding IP addresses
Maybe useless but in the beginning I had problems with IP where MonoDevelop
tried to connect to invalid IP.
Since I followed the tip to change xml file configuration on Mac and since I
reserved the MacBook IP address and iPad address on the wifi router, then I
nevermore had troubles. Just
