I understand monodevelop is a project 'porting' sharpdevelop to mono.
The question I ask myself why is that effort made instead of taking
advantage of code already there: eclipse. Made for java it should be
ideal for a managed language like c# and with its plugin architecture
should be also
I will not answer to the question but I know there is already a C# plugin for
Eclipse ...
http://www.improve-technologies.com/alpha/ressources/usingTheUpdateManager.html
(Maybe some others exist ...)
and there is a link on gotmono ...
http://www.gotmono.com/docs/ide/eclipse.html
Selon Dominik Pi
Hello John,
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
> Of John BouAntoun
>
> I've found you can't go wrong with using abbreviated month
> name in either this format:
>
> dd MMM
>
> Or the other way around
>
> MMM dd
>
> Perhaps
I didnt post here because I couldnt find a plugin (I admit I didnt
try ;))
I posted here because I wondered (and still do) why there is
monodevelop.
Is there a ...technical reason... is it just for fun.. or just
because you dont like eclsipse.or
I DONT KNOW :)
On Jul 13, 2005, at 12:5
Dominik,
I didnt post here because I couldnt find a plugin (I admit I didnt try ;))
I posted here because I wondered (and still do) why there is monodevelop.
Is there a ...technical reason... is it just for fun.. or just because
you dont like eclsipse.or
I DONT KNOW :)
You're totally
Le Mardi 12 Juillet 2005 17:45, Hubert FONGARNAND a écrit :
I've found where's the bug!
In fact, i've done some tests with another program which store objects in the
sessionstate, and it's working well...
But, if you do a Redirect after storing object in the session state, the
session state is n
Considering that the mono-develop list is a spinoff to this one, this is
not off-topic. It is essentially an existance related inquiry to a
mother list. As for posting to them, I didnt really get an answer as to
why there is a need to fork sharp-develop, I do not see why there would
be an answe
I am guessing here, but it could be difficult to get a debugger that is not
Java related into that environment. I've seen other plug-ins for doing other
languages, but I have not seen one where you got a debugger as well. Instead
you just get syntax highlighting, etc. Besides, Eclipse is not
On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 19:48 +0300, KCorax wrote:
> Considering that the mono-develop list is a spinoff to this one, this is
> not off-topic. It is essentially an existance related inquiry to a
> mother list. As for posting to them, I didnt really get an answer as to
> why there is a need to fork
When running in the mono module I've checked out 24h ago:
./autogen.sh --prefix /home/rg
I get
checking for correct ltmain.sh version... no
*** Gentoo sanity check failed! ***
*** libtool.m4 and ltmain.sh have a version mismatch! ***
*** (libtool.m4 = 1.5.18, ltmain.sh = 1.5.6) ***
Pl
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Hi all,
Sorry for sending this message again, I think my previous subject wasn't
very good as I didn't receive any reply about it. Also, it could be
possible that people have seen it but was unable to answer it yet. :)
Mauro Bertoli send me a mail
Hello all,
Recently I've noticed this old post on Faqs.org
(http://www.faqs.org/qa/rfcc-827.html) regarding the implementation of
GSS-API in C#.
We're planning to implement authentication and encryption for
Grasshopper using Java GSS-API, but the existence of the same interfaces
in Mono wil
Dominik Pich wrote:
I understand monodevelop is a project 'porting' sharpdevelop to mono.
The question I ask myself why is that effort made instead of taking
advantage of code already there: eclipse. Made for java it should be
ideal for a managed language like c# and with its plugin architect
I believe that java is friendly to us because of ikvm's existance.
Eclipse is based on java therefore it could be hosted over mono
runtime. On the other hand I understand that for the makers of mono its
good to have an ide written in c#.
btw: monodevelop is far better than improve's eclipse plu
On Wed, 2005-07-13 at 22:17 +0300, KCorax wrote:
> I believe that java is friendly to us because of ikvm's existance.
> Eclipse is based on java therefore it could be hosted over mono
> runtime. On the other hand I understand that for the makers of mono
> its good to have an ide written in c#.
> bt
AFAIK, sql server should accept an ISO formatted datetime..
iirc: -MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.fff
not sure about appending a zzz for the offset?
maybe entering as UTC with a "Z" after the .fff ?
Chris van Wyk wrote:
Hi,
Datetime has also been giving me huge amounts of problems.
The work around for
Joerg,
Thanks for this response, I never really considered what MMM would do in
non-english speaking locales.
I agree with you that the ISO standard dates should be used for the software to
SQL parameter passing since; after all it is the standard. However I will
continue to use "dd MMM "
I have a problem with the data adapter on Mono 1.1.8 on Windows. Has
this been fixed in svn?
Notice my test case does not use column nor table mappings.
Results on Dot Net 1.1:
E:\projects\DotNet\C#\TestSqlClientAdapter\bin\Debug>TestSqlClientAdapter.exe
Apapter Test Begin...
Insert...
Value
SQL Server will accept a variety of formats for datetime, but .NET
will often hand it dates it can't deal with due to culture settings.
DateTime.Now may return '7/13/2005' or '13/7/2005', and SQL is
generally going to reject one or the other. It will also not accept
dates earlier than January 1,
On 7/14/05, Elliot Paquette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don't give up, you're very close to solving it.
I've tried again after reading this.
The solution was to overwrite the ltmain.sh in mono/libgc with the one in mono.
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regards,
radu
http://rgrig.blogspot.com/
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