Starting with the April issue, I will be writing a monthly column in the
".NET Developers Journal". the name of the column is "Monkey Business", and
it will be news about developments in open source implantations of .NET,
Rotor, Mono, and Gnu.NET.
You can read a blurb about a March article on Mono
In the 1850's, the head of the USPTO recommended closing the patent office
"because every thing that can be invented, has already been invented."
Looking at some the patents being granted these days, I think he was right!
Dennis
On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 19:53, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
> In the interest
Most of the changes in 1.1 were to non-ecma classes, especially data and
winforms.
All the 1.1 changes have been added to winforms, a few are commented out
because they depend on other libs. Most of the changes have been to
accessibly i.e. privet to public, also serialize local has been added to a
I just checked in some changes to SWF and system.drawing for Alexandre
Pigolkine.
I do not have a way to compile it right now.
Could someone do a fresh checkout and make sure we did not break the build.
Thanks,
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I do not know about the license, but I assume it would be ok to use it on
mono classes.
Run the tool, and use common sense about the errors it reports. If in doubt
ask on the list.
For instance FXcop checks to see if a namespace has too many classes (should
be split) or too few classes (should be c
This worked in the betas, but not in the released versions ;(
Message: 10
From: "A Rafael D Teixeira" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Mono-list] serial port
Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2003 23:05:24 -0200
Have you tried to open a System.IO.FileStream on the device?
Someone from Microsoft published a serial port class in C# in I think MSDN
Jounal.
It is on the MS we site and the license is quite friendly.
JH.CommBase is the class, that might make it easier to find. JH is the
arthors initals.
It inclues stream and line orientated IO.
All of the WINAPI can be ac
