Hello,
Mono compiler does support extension methods but our
implementation has not been extensively tested yet and
we definitely welcome any bug reports.
> It's a bit more complicated than that, check my updated source:
> http://ijbema.home.fmf.nl/Bla.cs
>
> the solution you give works, but also
That was a bug I sent to Marek some weeks ago, but it seemed to me the
problem was just for the extension methods defined inside the
assembly: I was working on System.Core and some internal extension
methods couldn't be found by the compiler, so we thought it was just
that the compiler was not able
It's a bit more complicated than that, check my updated source:
http://ijbema.home.fmf.nl/Bla.cs
the solution you give works, but also, if i add the extension method in
my own files i can call it as an extension method. So, as far as i can
see it is a bug, i filed it as well:
http://bugzilla.ximia
The C# compiler does not support extension methods yet. So you must call
the methods directly from the Queryable class, something like:
using System;
using System.Linq;
using System.Collections.Generic;
public class Bla {
public static void Main() {
List first = new List(new int
Hello Mark,
>
> I'm trying to use the System.Linq library, but i don't know how. It's in
> System.Core, so i used:
>
> gmcs -langversion:linq -r:System.Core Bla.cs
> gmcs -langversion:linq -r:/home/mark/local/lib/mono/2.0/System.Core.dll Bla.cs
Yes, that's right syntax for code which uses C# 3
Atsushi,
Thank you for the explanation: I've never tried using those references
outside the mcs compiling context (I'm writing a
System.Data.Linq.Design and I needed both, but I was int the project
context), so I didn't know it wasn't a non-needed definition outside.
Cheers.
Antonello
On 4/6/07
I don't think this issue is about how to build System.Core.dll itself.
It does not
apply to *users* of the linq libraries. PROFILE=net_2_0 is only about how
to build assemblies in mcs, so that's really irrelevant once you built and
installe mono and mcs successfully.
(If the build and install were
Atsushi,
> No, you don't have to add something special either in the source or in the
> compiler options. The command line should be fine (even -r might not
> be required).
Personally when I try to build some library referencing System.Core or
System.Data.Linq I have to define the profile 2.0 (PR
No, you don't have to add something special either in the source or in the
compiler options. The command line should be fine (even -r might not
be required).
Make sure that the method you are going to use is already implemented.
I believe that we don't need extraneous 3.0 build loop until we are
Mark,
LINQ functions are under the profile 2.0 (I don't know why still don't
have 3.0): to compile it you just have to add the PROFILE=net_2_0
directive to the compilation.
Cheers.
Antonello
On 4/3/07, Mark IJbema <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use the System.Linq library, b
Hi,
I'm trying to use the System.Linq library, but i don't know how. It's in
System.Core, so i used:
gmcs -langversion:linq -r:System.Core Bla.cs
gmcs -langversion:linq -r:/home/mark/local/lib/mono/2.0/System.Core.dll Bla.cs
On the file:
http://ijbema.home.fmf.nl/Bla.cs
Can anyone tell me how
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