Hear ye, Hear ye!
I would like to test winforms .net applications that use the WebBrowser
control, and I need your feedback on what applications are out there that
use it. If you have one, or you know of one, please let me know.
Thanx!
andreia gaita
I think RSS Bandit is a good one to test http://www.rssbandit.org/
:)
On 10/9/07, Andreia Gaita [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hear ye, Hear ye!
I would like to test winforms .net applications that use the WebBrowser
control, and I need your feedback on what applications are out there that
use
Hi,
I've updated some monobuild documentation on the wiki:
http://www.mono-project.com/BuildSystem/MonoBuild
Wade
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Hello,
I would like to test winforms .net applications that use the
WebBrowser control, and I need your feedback on what applications are
out there that use it. If you have one, or you know of one, please let
me know.
Use the archives that I posted to the internal mailing list, they
contain
Hi,
Some comments:
- In OP_X86_PUSH_OBJ, the original RDI etc. registers should stay.
- In the /* Restore previous lmf */ part too.
- In the /* Restore LMF */ part in tramp-amd64.c too
other than that, it looks ok to check in.
Zoltan
On 10/8/07, Jonathan Chambers [EMAIL
Hi All,
I found a SIGSEGV error when trying to call a native .so extension on Fedora
Core (an .so that is known to work, libode.so.0). The exact output of the error
is here:
Stacktrace:
at IcarusSceneEngine.BodySphere.InitialiseSimulation
(IcarusSceneEngine.SceneObject) 0x
at
Hi Andreia,
Is this implementation a wrapper around IE and/or Windows specific?
I have a sample application that hosts the WebBrowser control on a WinForms
application.
In this sample I do the following:
1. derive from the WebBrowser control.
2. overrid the Site associated with the browser by
On 10/9/07, Adar Wesley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andreia,
Is this implementation a wrapper around IE and/or Windows specific?
It is a wrapper for Mozilla, so it's not windows-specific. It runs on Linux
and Windows at the moment.
I have a sample application that hosts the WebBrowser
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hey!
Attached is a revised patch to the String.Split problem. This patch now
includes code cleanup to bring it in conformance with the published
coding standards as well as unit tests relevant to the changes I made.
Thanks for the contribution!
So,
