Hi,
Yaacov Akiba Slama [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[snip]
The problem with separate source files per profile is the redundancy :
when someone adds a file he needs to add it to several .sources.
One way to handle with this problem is to add an include feature in
the .sources files. But the price
Hi,
Are you building mono from the tarball or svn and where are you trying
to install to? For the svn version (and IIRC, the tarball as well), it
should be
./autogen.sh [options]
make
su
make install
I'm building from the tarball, there is no autogen.sh there. What I've
been doing for a
Fairly simple. Also a trivial fix to CreateComponentsCore to maintain
compatibility with .NET.
I've tested it works with some icons I whipped up for the Web Controls
in System.Web.dll, but I'd like to make them a bit prettier before
offering them too.
Any objections to me committing this?
On Thu, 2005-18-08 at 22:17 +0200, Kornél Pál wrote:
Thanks for the information. The patch is now in SVN.
I've noticed. Sadly r48519 resulted in 31 regressions in the default
profile (NET_1_0) and a little more in the NET_2_0 profile.
Please do run the unit tests _and_ ensure that no
Some corrected default values for the properties of
System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebControl.
There's also a fix for a potential infinite loop in UnitConverter that
occurs when converting to/from non-string types.
Could someone review this, and if ther are no objections I'll commit it.
On a related
Hey,
The patch attached implements the new AssemblyName ctor without using
internal calls. Could anybody review it?
+int GetCharNumericValue (char c)
+{
+if (c = (char)0x30 c = (char)0x3B)
+return c -
I'm trying to connect up to an Active Directory and run a search and I
get a LdapReferralException. For example, I am running a query on the
host adserver.coversant.net and while iterating through search results
I get a referral exception for
Lluis Sanchez escribió:
Can you please file a bug report in bugzilla.ximian.com, and attach a
self contained test application that can be used to reproduce the
problem?
Thanks.
Thanks for your answer Lluis.
URL of the bug is (I have attached a small testcase):
Hello again,
comments below:
+ if (String.Compare (parts [i], 0, Version=, 0, 8, true,
CultureInfo.InvariantCulture) == 0)
This is most likely incorrect and needs to use an ordinal comparison, no
InvariantCulture (used more than one time)
I'm not sure that's correct. I tested in .Net
Hello,
I'm trying to pass signals received with signal.h into managed code.
After I mono_runtime_exec_managed_code I can not receive signals using
signal(sig,signal_handler). If I don't mono_runtime_exec_managed_code I
receive the signals just fine.
Currently I'm registering the signal
Look at this one:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/k13t5kxe(en-us,vs.80).aspx
This is ordinal and case-insensitive all in one. It requires .NET 2.0 but
the constructor is 2.0-only so this is not a problem.
String.Compare with ignore case matches a lot of cases that are considered
equal for
Hey,
The attached patch contains the latest suggestions of both Kornel and
Ben. Maybe the only thing to be noted is that I kept the hexadecimal
notation when comparing chars, since the same is used in
Char.GetNumericalValue ().
New tests are also attached, and run fine under .Net 2.0
Carlos.
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