Hello,
Right now, I'm using only a very limited subset:
> GetFocus,
> ResetMouseHover
> ScrollWindow
>
> So obviously, I could manage it manually. But I was thinking about porting
> various opensource controls, available on Internet and which uses
> GUI-related win32 calls (such as the ecellent D
Hello Lionel,
> Here is the modified code (sorry, I'm sending this code on the fly as I'm
> not on a computer right now, and so has no access to any diff program nor
> can run the Mono's unit tests).
>
Looks interesting, please resend the code when you get to your computer that
has a diff tool a
Note that doing such changes wasn't possible until Mono 2.8, as your patch
relies on generics, which were introduced in .NET 2.0. With the .NET 1.1
profile no longer supported, we can now go generic happy.
Talking about WinForms optimizations, I noticed a few things that could be
improved back th
The SystemResPool class (in Theme.cs) is quite heavily used across managed
windows forms. Yet, it still use the old Hashtable (instead of Dictionary)
and mainly some of its internal caching dictionary uses strings as key (ex:
to get the cached pen for a given color, it converts the color to a strin
On Mon, 2010-10-04 at 18:43 -0700, Francis A. Bausch wrote:
> unfortunately i was not carefui enough in my analysis.
>
> this is my crash:
>
> [Error, 10/4/2010, 9:21:22 PM] UNHANDLED EXCEPTION:
> System.ArgumentException: A null reference or invalid value was found [GDI+
> stat
> us: InvalidPar
Hello,
OK, I have checked in your patch in almost identical form in git master.
I found that GET operation does not pass on .NET when
GetRequestClientFormatter() is invoked, so I split it into another contract
and marked the test as NotWorking (it haven't passed earlier anyways).
Thanks a lot f
2010/10/15 Lionel Cuir
> "To encapsulate common methods" is exactly what I mean, and that's what
> provides XplatUT. Kind of things (GetFocus, Show/GetWindows, etc.) that so
> few .NET developpers know how to do on linux. So why not an external
> library
> giving access to some of XplatUI methods
"To encapsulate common methods" is exactly what I mean, and that's what
provides XplatUT. Kind of things (GetFocus, Show/GetWindows, etc.) that so
few .NET developpers know how to do on linux. So why not an external library
giving access to some of XplatUI methods?
-Message d'origine-
De
ok,
thanks for your answer Atsushi
2010/10/13 Atsushi Eno :
> Hello,
>
> On 2010/10/10 18:33, Chakotey STME wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> thanks for your answer.
>>
>> But I don't know in which version wcf is implemented in mono.
>> Is it for example implemented in mono 2.4 or only in 2.6 and 2.8?
>
It's up to the developer to make his/her own interface for native calls.
Or an external library could be made to encapsulate common methods, that
would work too, and wouldn't break compatibility with .NET WinForms.
At some point, there were also plans to turn native Windows calls into
managed cal
You can use reflection to access XplatUI methods. This is evil and may break
between Mono versions. Just make sure you test your code whenever a new Mono
version comes out.
2010/10/15 Lionel Cuir
> To go a little further: many good .NET controls, opensource or not, use
> win32 calls. Many deve
On Fri, Oct 15, 2010 at 1:01 AM, Charles Esterbrook
wrote:
> I found another problem with Process and this time was able to distill
> it to minimal code. It's an interesting one!
> ...
One more thing. I did a "make install" on the Mono 2.6.7 source
directory and the problem goes away. So definite
I found another problem with Process and this time was able to distill
it to minimal code. It's an interesting one!
I'm running Mono 2.8 built and installed from source on a fully
updated Arch Linux x86 (32-bit) with GNOME desktop. Overall things are
working well as evidenced by Mono's complete bu
To go a little further: many good .NET controls, opensource or not, use
win32 calls. Many developpers I have met only know the win32 APIs and nor
their equivalent in Linux. Typically, many well-known commercial GUI
toolkits (componentOne, devexpress, infragistics, ...) use Win32 calls and
so cannot
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