... don't mention iOS5 in your appstore text, even if it's just
"Tested on iOS5 betas"
Apple will - sometimes, with no consistency - reject apps with _any_
mention of iOS5.
Mine now says:
Tested on [REDACTED]. More updates if needed.
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I used the LLVM compiler on my app (well, one of them), and saw a
reduction in size. Not huge - maybe about 0.5meg on a 12meg app. But
it's something. That said. most of my app is resources, which it can't
reduce :)
I've love to know, if Sebastien or Jeff can answer, is:
There are 4 options:
Nor
Hi joclem,
You're probably referring to the LLVM compilation that MonoTouch 4.*
provides. Miguel mentioned in his blog post of the release -
http://tirania.org/monomac/archive/2011/Apr-06.html that his Tweetstation
application went from 8mb to 6mb, which is quite a big gain.
Sadly I'm not smart e
Hi Helmut,
There's an issue with content items in the root of an application not
getting deployed into the application when using MonoDevelop 2.6b3. One of
the work-arounds, that you have already found, is to put all content in a
folder so that it does not come from the root of the application.
Y
It was version 3.2.6
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which version of XCode did you install? XCode 4 is completely different
than XCode 3, and the v4 Interface Builder does not work with MT (yet)
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 6:21 PM, bukko wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm new to Macs so I went by instructions in a Wrox book I bought, which
> gives a different ins
Hi,
I'm new to Macs so I went by instructions in a Wrox book I bought, which
gives a different install order than the one found on
http://ios.xamarin.com/Documentation/Installation the Monotouch site .
It didn't work as I was expecting; the GUI looked totally different and Wrox
were no help.
Th
Thanks Dean, I'll look into this tomorrow.
Jeff
On Aug 10, 2011 5:59 PM, "Dean Cleaver"
wrote:
> Ummm - was released last Friday, and was the latest at that time.
>
> From: Jeff Stedfast [mailto:j...@xamarin.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2011 4:55 PM
> To: Dean Cleaver
> Cc: Forums, MonoTouc
Ummm - was released last Friday, and was the latest at that time.
From: Jeff Stedfast [mailto:j...@xamarin.com]
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Subject: Re: [MonoTouch] Exception assistance...
Yep, that's what it looks
Yep, that's what it looks like. We should null-protect that method. Which
version of MT is this?
Jeff
On Aug 10, 2011 5:51 PM, "Dean Cleaver"
wrote:
> Guys,
>
> Would I be right if I guess that this is an exception where null was
passed into the SetString function?
>
> MonoTouch.Foundation.MonoTo
Guys,
Would I be right if I guess that this is an exception where null was passed
into the SetString function?
MonoTouch.Foundation.MonoTouchException: Objective-C exception thrown. Name:
NSInvalidArgumentException Reason: *** -[NSPlaceholderString
initWithUTF8String:]: NULL cString
at MonoTou
I noticed the same thing. What exactly are you trying to do with
UIScreen.MainScreen.Bounds? I have developed a landscape application, and I
did not have to use it.
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Hi,
I have a universal application, and all of my images are sized for the iPad.
To size them correctly on the iPhone, I use the UIImageView.Frame property.
However, I just tested out my app on an iPhone 1 running iOS 3.1.2, and all
of the images are showing up full size! Does anyone know why this
Sebastien,
Did your Linker changes make it into 4.0.4.1? I thought they only made it
into 4.1 (which is not yet released)?
Jeff
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 3:09 PM, Sebastien Pouliot wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Both MonoTouch 3.x and 4.x includes the MonoLinker which can shrink
> your application. The late
Hello,
Both MonoTouch 3.x and 4.x includes the MonoLinker which can shrink
your application. The latest (Xamarin's) releases of MonoTouch 4 also
includes several enhancements. See
http://spouliot.wordpress.com/2011/07/21/smaller-monotouch-applications/
for a sample case.
However it's very hard to
I've read that MT4 could reduce the size of apps (from miguel's tweet I
think). Does anybody has observe a size diminution when compiling with MT4
vs MT3? I'm not ready to install MT4 yet (i'm in a beta stage).
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I struggled through creating a very simple Objective-C app using XCode
(yuck!)... As far as I can tell this problem seems to occur there as well.
I've submitted it to Apple as a bug report against iOS 5 Beta.
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This is where patterns like MVVM come in. You model, view and
viewmodel don't change (or change very little). But your view (which
sits above the viewmodel) changes a lot.
It's not an easy thing to design, but it's better than c# + java + obj-c
On Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 13:39, kbudris wrote:
> I
You can draw it on IB (iOS) and in axml (Android) (and in visual studio for
windows things) and call them the same names, or create all by code but if
on windows I don't use all controls created by code, why I will make it all
in code now, but It's a personal preference. Some things like textboxes
On 10.08.2011 14:39, kbudris wrote:
> I've only worked with MonoTouch so far... haven't yet needed to work on
> Microsoft or Android devices. Just how portable is a MonoTouch app to
> Android? I can see where I might be able to reuse the data model, but the
> entire presentation layer seems so Appl
Hi,
It is a bit difficult for someone to help you with a "problem" regarding iOS 5b
and MonoTouch.
iOS 5b is under NDA and MonoTouch 4.0.3 is most certainly not tested against it
(no iOS 5b versions where not around when MT 4.0.3 was released)...
So for now, I believe you are on your own with
I've only worked with MonoTouch so far... haven't yet needed to work on
Microsoft or Android devices. Just how portable is a MonoTouch app to
Android? I can see where I might be able to reuse the data model, but the
entire presentation layer seems so Apple-specific. Wouldn't the entire UI
need to b
I'm working with iOS SDK 5b5, MonoTouch 4.0.3, Mono 2.10.3_5 and MonoDevelop
2.6b3. I have a UITabBarController that is hosting a UIImagePickerController
with SourceType set to Camera. The first time I switch to the the
UIImagePickerController everything works fine. When I switch to another tab
and
On 10.08.2011 12:48, Jon Hopkins wrote:
> The bottom line is we have no real benchmarks. 1:1 code mapping can prove
> some things, but
> Its not a given that there is no performance difference, yet.
> I would like to see some hard figures that do show this, to convince clients
> that there is no
The only way to do that is to write something non trivial in both, and
look at the perf results.
Be sure to tell them it took you 5x or more longer to write in Obj-C,
with no possibility to port to other platforms without a full rewrite,
with the potential for nasty memory-related crashes
O
The bottom line is we have no real benchmarks. 1:1 code mapping can prove some
things, but
Its not a given that there is no performance difference, yet.
I would like to see some hard figures that do show this, to convince clients
that there is no
Reason to use objective c over monotouch.
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No, there is no IsDir Parameter.
I tried the following
string filename = NSBundle.MainBundle.BundlePath + "/Anleitung.html";
Stream s = new FileStream(filename,FileMode.Open,FileAccess.Read);
=> Error: File not Found
When i have a look on the package, i see, there is no file (with
Build-Ac
Yup, I'm using a "port" of Json.NET, which came with the DropNet package.
Mine is here:
https://github.com/nicwise/DropNet
Tho thats really just a recompile of the mainline one, so try working
from the original DropNet ( https://github.com/dkarzon/DropNet ) down.
I'm going to have to use it dir
Sorry if this sounds harsh, but if someone else is doing it in an
Obj-C app, and your MT app is having performance problems, it's not MT
until you have a 1:1 code port of their code. 99% of the time, it'll
be your code.
(again, sorry if this sounds harsh against you - it's true for
everyone, I thi
It's fixed, so so happy!!
All I've done is install XCode 4.1, and its fixed the crashing when
resigning first responder :)
I reinstalled the 2.10.4 mono framework and MonoTouch 4.0.4.1 afterwards,
but so so happy as this has been a huge issue for me since my app has fair
bit of text input.
Steve.
Ive got the latest package of mono/monotouch but cant seem to get json
working, their was talk
json.net worked but i cant ref this in latest mono anyone else using json
with monotouch latest software?
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I need my application to receive some gestures like zooming using two
fingers, how should i receive these events? if it is possible to receive
these events using the native code or using MonoTouch, it's very well, but
if not i need another stuff to make this event myself. and that is nothing
ex
Tried setting the AutoCorrection property in IB to 'No', and also setting to
'No' in my UITextField setup code, and yes it does make it more stable, can
now type into the field without it crashing. However, a ShouldReturn
delegate that resigns first responder still crashes instantly. Pretty sure
Is there an IsDir Parameter overload on the constructor for the request? if
so try setting it to true.
It just seems to me the browser is not finding the file with the request ,
Try forgetting the webview for now and try loading the file into a string
using System.IO and checking with File.Exists
@berndt
Yes, build action is "Content".
When i use for example:
string content = "
Anleitung
";
wv.LoadHtmlString(content);
i'll see the content in my webview (frame is correct).
any other ideas ?
How do you read the content of a locale file, embedded/stored in your
project ?
Thanks,
Helmut
Yes first make sure you can see the file as content in your app BuildAction
-> Content
Because I use XSLT Transforms I have always have had html / xml in a
XDocument and use the
webView.LoadHtmlString(htmlOutput.ToString()) method, and that always works
for me.
I have never tried using a local
I did figure a solution, my event handler to update views was on the
deceleration end of the scroll. It never gets called on the first event
of a double-scroll, because it doesn't decelerate. My solution is to
look at the difference, and when bigger than 1 page, to manually add the
missing view,
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