George Birbilis wrote:
It would be nice if there were links to everything you need for a windows development environment.
you can use Mono with VS.net (see link to chrome page at RemObjects.com - they have an example of that at the pages for Chrome)
so you could maybe try VC#2005 beta1 express edition from MSDN (free) in case the above process works with it
maybe #develop and similar support mono on Windows?
----- George Birbilis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://www.kagi.com/birbilis --------------
Hi Folks:
I have made both blog entries and replied to our mailing lists about the subject of Mono/Gtk# Development in Windows.
There are some resources in the month of September 2004 of my blog: http://www.mfconsulting.com/blog/archives/2004_09.html
Sep 15 is pretty good.
As far as MonoDoc on Win32. There some things that we are trying right now. But it will probably be best once we have a Gtk# friendly HTML rendering control available for Mono/Gtk# in Win32. In the mean time, you can use the mono-project.com on-line documentation at:
http://www.go-mono.com/docs/
You could also use Mono-1.1.3 installer for Win32 (if you have the hard drive space you can install it in the same machine that Mono 1.0.5 is installed without disruption) and launch the included XSP Test Web Server that is on the menu created by the installer and followed by selecting the XSP Index Page menu option
Say you were using Mozilla (IE has some issues with the relative URL) or FireFox and you go to the provided http://localhost:8113/monodoc.ashx and this would show you the equivalent of MonoDoc's right pan (the selected topic's content) . A draw back of this is that I don't have a Tree control that display the Index. However you could look for something specifically like:
http://localhost:8113/monodoc.ashx?link=N:Gtk
which would give you all of the Gtk# Namespace
or
http://localhost:8113/monodoc.ashx?link=T:Gtk.HBox
for all things relating to the Horizontal Box widget.
The only advantage to this form of access to MonoDoc in Win32 over the preferred docs on-line at the project's website is that you can be disconnected (no connection to the Internet) and still have good document rendering and even printing capabilities :)
Hope this help
Paco
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