I had some time to try this again. It seems that while the standard MVC 4
internet template throws this error, a website built from the Empty
template works fine. I created a new MVC 4 application from the Empty
template, added a new view and controller, and created a controller action
to load the
Hi.
I'm writing to report about cryptography issue. The problem happens using
RijndaelManaged class from the System.Security.Cryptography. It is important
for me to use RijndaelManaged with CFB-8 (FeedbackSize = 8) mode without
padding (PaddingMode.None). Such settings configuration makes
Hi !
Sorry, as a long-term Windows users, my linux - especially the
dektop knowledge - is small. I am currently faced with the
situation to make an UI program for linux and I am looking
for non-gnome-able libs.
Thats - I migrated a debian squeeze to wheezy yesterday
and now, I understand the
P/invoke can only call C functions, so you need to wrap it an extern C
function.
Beyond that, mono will not marshal the AutoReset Event into something
usable to you,
so my suggestion is to pass a delegate that does it for you.
On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 4:33 PM, John Chen john...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi !
Sorry, as a long-term Windows users, my linux - especially the
dektop knowledge - is small. I am currently faced with the
situation to make an UI program for linux and I am looking
for non-gnome-able libs.
Thats - I migrated a debian squeeze to wheezy yesterday
and now, I understand the
I believe you can use GTK (and hence GTK#) under XFCE or KDE; they're not
restricted to Gnome.
For a native-looking application under KDE, you'd use Qt. There's a .NET
library for Qt called
Qyotohttp://techbase.kde.org/Development/Languages/Qyotobut I've
never tried it before. Here is a tutorial
If you want to call a C++ class, you can use SWIG to generate all the
P/Invoke wrapper code. http://www.swig.org/
On Mon, Sep 17, 2012 at 4:05 AM, Rodrigo Kumpera kump...@gmail.com wrote:
P/invoke can only call C functions, so you need to wrap it an extern C
function.
Beyond that, mono will
Question, when Mono using AutoEvent inside managed code, what does it
corresponding it to? I know in Windows it translated into Windows Event
object (I could use the same handle in C, C++), how about in Linux?
On Sun, Sep 16, 2012 at 11:06 AM, Rodrigo Kumpera [via Mono]
On Sep 16, 2012, at 9:05 PM, John Chen john...@gmail.com wrote:
Question, when Mono using AutoEvent inside managed code, what does it
corresponding it to? I know in Windows it translated into Windows Event
object (I could use the same handle in C, C++), how about in Linux?
On Linux, io-layer
