Here's another file. Erik wrote: ... > D:\mono>autogen.pl test.def --debug > DEBUG: OS = 'MSWin32' > DEBUG: OS recognized?... yes > DEBUG: PATH = 'D:\mono > ' > DEBUG: NAMESPACE = 'mono > ' > DEBUG: VERBOSITY = 0 > ERROR: Could not open //.cs for writing
I think that this is because Windows terminates lines with the \r\f
characters instead of \n. I think I've fixed that. Again, I only have
Linux to test on.
Also, if it still can't open the right file, the program won't die.
Instead, it will print to STDOUT.
Can you redirect output in Windows?
On Thu, 18 Apr 2002, Jaak Simm wrote:
...
> If I am not mistaken unimplemented events should look something like this:
>
> [MonoTODO]
> public event ConvertEventHandler Format
> {
> add { throw new NotImplementedException (); }
> remove { throw new NotImplementedException (); }
> }
Thanks. Actually, I thought that events were like methods. Now you can
type events likeso:
SomeEvent{ar}
It behaves just like properties. The a's are replaced by the 'add' lines,
and the r's by the remove's.
Do you always have to have both when you implement evetns?
If not, how do you know which one to put in?
Thank you both for the help.
Cheers,
Daniel.
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