Hello,
I've merged the updated Novell.Directory.Ldap of Novell's Forge site and that in mono.
The folder is made in synch with the Novell Forge's C# LDAP SDK(v-2.1.4) with the following updates as specified in the ChangeLog :
On Do, 2005-09-22 at 22:58 -0400, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
> With the introduction of anonymous delegates to C# 2.0, I think we need
> to get more functional programmers involved. Throw in generics, and you
> can do some some nifty type-safe delegate chaining:
> [...]
Ahh, nice, that will do. Thanks
On Fri, 2005-09-23 at 11:46 +0800, David wrote:
> When I update the .dll files in my Bin Directory, I find the cookies
> that saving user's login information will lost, and this means it
> requires the user to login again in my website.You know it's too
> inconvience, how can I solve this problem?
When I update the .dll files in my Bin Directory, I find the cookies that
saving user's login information will lost, and this means it requires the user
to login again in my website.You know it's too inconvience, how can I solve
this problem? ___
Mono-
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 23:26 +0200, Samuel Abels wrote:
> On Do, 2005-09-22 at 18:45 +0200, Robert Jordan wrote:
> > You're looking for something like that (untested):
> > [...]
> > return d.DynamicInvoke (args);
> > [...]
>
> Thanks, I did not know this method before. I now implemented this u
Speaking of XSP ... does anybody have any idea as to how I can solve the problem I was having on Windows?
—
It would seem the entire Mono framework has a problem handling paths that
contain non-ASCII characters, for instance the acute accent on the 'e' of my
first name, Jérémie (I've noticed th
Le jeudi 22 septembre 2005 à 19:39 +0200, Florian Kinast a écrit :
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I am sorry if this problem is not appropriate here, but I am looking for
> a solution to that now for some time.
>
> Problem:
>
> I got a request.aspx which works if I put the "codebehind" and the aspx
> in on
Hello,
We have released a new version of Mono that contains several fixes
that people have reported in the last couple of weeks. The release
notes are here:
http://go-mono.com/archive/1.1.9.1_0/
Miguel.
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On Do, 2005-09-22 at 18:45 +0200, Robert Jordan wrote:
> You're looking for something like that (untested):
> [...]
> return d.DynamicInvoke (args);
> [...]
Thanks, I did not know this method before. I now implemented this using
a combination of this and the Mono 2.0 generics support. Also Th
It works for me on mono, though I develop in VS.NET on
windows and just deploy on mono. For my project
http://www.mojoportal.com which runs on mono I have at
least one developer who compiles on linux with
monodevelop and it works for him too.
You are more than welcome to download the source for
my
Title: RE: [Mono-dev] RE: porting tool
Thank you for comments, especially for idea of bin files. So what's in your opinion is the right place in mono tree for such tool?
This is a clever idea. Just a few suggestions:
1) try testing for binary files when you open something to see if it has
Hi Joe,
Thx for ur quick answer, but unfortunately this doesn't work neither for
me.
I tried it in all possible combinations of Codebehind= , src= ,
Inherits=, AutoEventWireup= (Eventhough I actually want
AutoEventWireup=true, since I wanna use the Page_Load function)
*) Maybe a configuration pr
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 11:13 -0700, Andrew Skiba wrote:
> Sure.
>
> In the most simple scenario you run
>
> $ find -type f>INDEX
>
> And then use this index as both source and target list. Typically one
> will filter executables out of this list, as well as svn directories,
> etc. Then you can ru
Hello,
> Hows marshalling of strings to native functions work in Mono and .NET in
> general?
>
> I can set the character set when creating a pinvoke, but only to ANSI or
> Unicode.
>
> What does ANSI mean? I thought ANSI was a family of character sets?
In Mono we do not use ANSI, but we overl
Title: RE: porting tool
Sure.
In the most simple scenario you run
$ find -type f>INDEX
And then use this index as both source and target list. Typically one will filter executables out of this list, as well as svn directories, etc. Then you can run
$ mono CaseRePorter.exe INDEX INDEX >out
If you use syntax like this
<%@ Page language="c#" AutoEventWireup="false"
Codebehind="request.aspx.cs" Inherits="request" %>
and compile and put the dll in your bin folder it
should work
Hope it helps,
Joe
--- Florian Kinast <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Everybody,
>
> I am sorry if this
Hi Everybody,
I am sorry if this problem is not appropriate here, but I am looking for
a solution to that now for some time.
Problem:
I got a request.aspx which works if I put the "codebehind" and the aspx
in one file.
If I try to split it into a request.aspx and request.aspx.cs it doesn't
work
Hi,
Some comments on the things you have written:
Using ImageList is the best solution as ListView only accepts ImageLists.
This means that if we return Images then we have to store them in an
internal ImageList. As MimeIconEngine and Windows Shell stores file icons in
ImageLists the most effect
> Hi Ben,
>
> During my work on porting some project from Windows to Grasshopper I had
> to deal with a problem of wrong case in file names. Windows file system,
> as you know is case-insensitive, so in many files there were references
> to other files in wrong case. There were almost 1 files i
Samuel Abels wrote:
Hello,
Consider this class:
-
public class FuncCaller
{
public delegate void Function(object args);
public Function function;
public object args;
public FuncCaller (Function function_, object args_)
{
function = function_;
args = args_
> I have only found the .NET 2.0 "generics" that might help, but
> apparently Mono does not yet have support for them in regular releases
> (though I found a note that it is available in CVS already).
> Is there a (typesafe) way to accomplish something similar without
using
> generics?
Yes, you wa
Hi Ben,
During my work on porting some project from Windows to Grasshopper I had
to deal with a problem of wrong case in file names. Windows file system,
as you know is case-insensitive, so in many files there were references
to other files in wrong case. There were almost 1 files in this
proj
Kornel,
Thanks for all the work you put into the patch. I did a quick review, I will
need more time before approving it. One thing that already know needs to be
different is where the special icons are pulled from. We need to allow
themes to provide the special icons to be used, so the file dia
Hello,
Consider this class:
-
public class FuncCaller
{
public delegate void Function(object args);
public Function function;
public object args;
public FuncCaller (Function function_, object args_)
{
function = function_;
args = args_;
}
public void Cal
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 02:16 -0700, Todd Berman wrote:
> > `which mcs` returns the expected /home/stephen/bin/mono-svn/bin/mcs.
> >
> > When I run ./bootstrap-2.4 --prefix=/home/stephen/bin/mono-svn/, however, I
> > get the following summary after configure runs:
> >
> > Configuration summary
> >
Hi,
Originally I only wanted to create a shell icon handler for Windows but it
figured out that the current abstraction of icon handling is not abstract
enough. So I created a new abstraction in XplatUI that is based on file name
rather than on MIME type. And I added special icon handling that ca
On Wed, 2005-09-21 at 20:18 -0500, Stephen Quattlebaum wrote:
> I asked this question on the list a few weeks ago but no response. Maybe a
> different set of eyes happen across it this time.
>
> --
>
> I'm trying to build gtk-sharp from SVN. I have a stable mono installation
> in /usr, but I al
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