Hi everyone,
I'm tossing with the idea of starting to implement PowerShell* (formerly
known as Monad) on Mono.
If somebody is already working on this, please scream. If you would like
to join me in this effort, please scream. If you think implementing
something Linux/Unix has had for ages is a
Hello,
Please review attached patch and a test case that fixes
WizardStep.Wizard property, which should have a reference to its Wizard
control.
Vladimir Krasnov
WizardStepCollection.cs.patch
Description: WizardStepCollection.cs.patch
WizardTest.cs
Description: WizardTest.cs
Hey,
I'm tossing with the idea of starting to implement PowerShell* (formerly
known as Monad) on Mono.
If somebody is already working on this, please scream. If you would like
to join me in this effort, please scream. If you think implementing
something Linux/Unix has had for ages is a
Hello,
Attached patch that fixes some differences in Wizard control rendering,
please review.
Vladimir Krasnov
Wizard.cs.patch
Description: Wizard.cs.patch
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System.IO.Path is using native path naming conventions. This is the expected
behaviour.
Anyway there are no drive letters on Linux so you cannot use either D:/ or
D:\ at all on Linux.
System.IO.Path is intended to do platform specific path operations using
platform independent methods.
I see
I just noticed that SqliteResultSet.cs no longer exists in mono svn and my copy
is from an old version that did have it. I removed it and everything compiled
ok, so maybe its a non issue. I'll test the union part tomorrow, got to sleep
now. I think the Unknown Parameter Type is still an issue.
Can someone provide a sample of calling an external application from within
a C# app?
I've tried a vew simple things like:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(shutdown -r now);
I have also tried placing escapted quotes around the command such as this:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(\shutdown
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Hi all,
I needed the System.ComponentModel.DisplayNameAttribute class, so I
wrote it. The code is attached, with UNIX-type line endings. I think
I'm obeying the code style as well as I can. I don't have any unit
tests, because it doesn't seem worth
Lee wrote:
I've have tried unsuccessfully to get a service that I wrote to startup
automatically via an init.d script.
Assuming you can get the service to start OK manually, then I suggest you ask
this question in a list or group dedicated to your particular Linux distro, as
it is a Linux
On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 15:05:55 -0400
Lee Jenkins (DataTrakPOS) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone provide a sample of calling an external application from within
a C# app?
http://laas.altervista.org/faq.php#faq3
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On Sat, 2006-06-24 at 15:06 -0400, Lee wrote:
Can someone provide a sample of calling an external application from within
a C# app?
I've tried a vew simple things like:
System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(shutdown -r now);
This will only work for programs which are in your $PATH, and
gedit and a terminal running NAnt works for me.
I like monodevelop but just don't have confidence in it yet. I'm always
worried that clicking on something will cause it to suddenly freeze and
crash.
VisualStudio just freaks me out.
On Fri, 2006-06-23 at 21:06 +0300, Alex Nedelcu wrote:
Pool:
I'm working with MonoDev since a long time now and the last version (with stetic
include) is more than stable. I do not remember the last freeze ...
Selon rus [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
gedit and a terminal running NAnt works for me.
I like monodevelop but just don't have confidence in it yet. I'm
Hi everyone,
I'm tossing with the idea of starting to implement PowerShell* (formerly
known as Monad) on Mono.
If somebody is already working on this, please scream. If you would like
to join me in this effort, please scream. If you think implementing
something Linux/Unix has had for ages is a
Actually, crontab is available on every Linux distro.
And I prefer crontab over the init process because you can monitor your
server this way.
For example you could do a script that executes everyday and checks the
status of the server process.
If the server process is not running, the script
Hello everyone,
I am new to the linux community and I would like to make an attempt to
contribute some GPL software of my own. My idea is to create a framework for
linux that would be similar to quicksilver for Mac. Originally this will
probably be best run on gnome but I hope to create some
At 09:25 AM 26/06/2006 -0700, Michael Gorbach wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am new to the linux community and I would like to make an attempt to
contribute some GPL software of my own. My idea is to create a framework
for linux that would be similar to quicksilver for Mac.
I'm pretty sure this is
At 10:24 AM 26/06/2006 -0700, Michael Gorbach wrote:
Jonathan,
Thank you very much for your help! I'm still digesting some of the
suggestions, particularly the ones on plugin architecture, but I very much
like the ideas for searching. I apologize if this thread is off topic.
Where would it be
I scoured the mono site, and couldnt find anywhere
that it stated what the total install size was for Mono on any
particular platform.
Could somebody give me a ballpark size of an installed
Mono? Assuming its size varies depending on the platform it is installed on, on
what platform is
Title: Building Mono on AMD64: relocation R_X86_64_TPOFF32 against a local symbol
I have tried (and failed) to build Mono 1.1.13.6 on Gentoo Linux (AMD64). The build always fails linking libmono-static.a:
x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-gcc -I../.. -I../../libgc/include -I/usr/include/glib-2.0
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