if you want to run it on mac do the following
[On windows]
-create a new file BuildMac.bat in the same directory of your exe file
-inside the file type this:
PATH=C:\Program Files (x86)\Mono-2.10.4\bin;%PATH%
macpack -n:YOURAPPNAME -a:YOURAPPEXEFILE -o:. -m:winforms
-replace YOURAPPNAME with the
hello every one,,
I’m trying to call Response.Write() from a method defined in a class called
application defined in another page called
application.aspx :
i have a main index page that references another page using :
/%@ Reference Page=libs/application.aspx%/
the application.aspx has a class
Sure you want to do this?
Are you thinking to use user controls?
The same page call Renders the users controls and you do not need to call
response.write for any nested type...
I think you are wrong!
2011/8/10 mostafaxx mostafa_alshr...@yahoo.com
hello every one,,
I’m trying to call
Hi all,
I'm developing on windows in Visual Studio 2010. However, we made a build
server(linux) that builds under mono (version 2.10 with xbuild). When I
build on in VS, I don't receive any warnings. However, when building on
linux i have 72 warnings of which the most of them are reference
It happened to me when I had references to libraries compiled against
3.5 (which in turn referenced System etc.) in an assembly compiled
against 4.0 (which referenced System too). In my case I could just
recompile those libraries to 4.0.
Hi all,
I'm developing on windows in Visual Studio
Hi, I am new to Mono, but becoming a big fan quickly (more detail
below regarding what I am doing with it). To get right to the point,
however, I would appreciate advice on how to *programmatically* set
the value of a variable that can be seen inside the Evaluator, e.g.,
var temp =
Hi Jonathan,
see here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/de0542zz%28v=VS.100%29.aspx
(note that Portable Class Library supports Enter())
and here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.monitor.pulse%28v=VS.100%29.aspx
(not supported in PCL)
Yes, it's kinda odd - and PCL
On 09.08.2011 23:53, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
On Aug 9, 2011, at 9:34 AM, mwessendorf wrote:
However I need to ensure this runs on the PCL (Portable Class Library)
and therefore the above implementation does not work, since Pluse() / Wait()
aren't supported in PCL
Where can I find a
I already sent this in an email reply to Ian, but didn't see it show up in
the list. Sorry if you get it twice! Also - the build process says it is
building a target for .NET 3.5. I see that the development machine has
.NET 4.0 but the target doesn't.I'm going to try installing .NET 4.0
Hi Jim,
If you're targeting .NET 3.5 then installing .NET 4.0 wouldn't help
because they use different CLRs. Is .NET 3.5 installed on the target
machine? Is it possible that you require .NET3.5 sp1?
John
I already sent this in an email reply to Ian, but didn't see it show up in
the list.
I recently got an Android tablet, and was thinking, since it can take a
hardware keyboard, that the one thing I would really want on it, is
MonoDevelop. I was wondering, with the tools to compile Mono applications on
Android, is MonoDevelop available for Android, or are there plans to make it
Hello Again,
I'm targeting 3.5 and both the development and target machines have 3.5
sp1 on them. I tried uninstalling 3.5 sp1 on the target machine, then
installing 3.5 - still no luck.
I thought that I might target an earlier .NET version, but I get errors
when I try to build the
Nope, that didn't do it either. When I tried to run it without 4.0
installed, it clearly told me that I needed to install .NET 4.0.
After I installed .NET 4.0, I got the same error.
Just to be sure, I uninstalled Gtk# for .NET 2.12.10 and re-installed;
same error.
Wait a
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