The officially released MT.D dll does not implement the DateSelected
event that is available in the current git version of MT.D
I am rather confident that this event wll make it to the official
distro in due time.
Am I right to assume that the git version will remain to be the
leading implementat
... and after some debugging...with a drumroll but NO surprise, it
looks like the problem is ME.
NullReferenceException in the ContinueWith section. Causes a segfault.
Basically:
foo.Property = value;
foo is null (it's a derivative from MT.D's Element). bang. (Property
does nothing except as
Hi,
The officially released MT.D is based on a git version some time before the
release (it's updated regularly, though not with a fixed schedule).
This obviously means that the officially released version will lag behind a
bit with regards to the git version - but everything in git will eventual
Hi,
On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 12:11 PM, Nic Wise wrote:
> ... and after some debugging...with a drumroll but NO surprise, it
> looks like the problem is ME.
>
> NullReferenceException in the ContinueWith section. Causes a segfault.
> Basically:
>
> foo.Property = value;
>
> foo is null (it's a
Ah, so THATS what you ment.
Bother. I was hoping to put a try/catch around it, and then just...
ignore it (but not crash). Which I'm doing with an if statement at the
moment.
thanks :) Maybe i need to turn that off in TF.
On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at 11:14, Rolf Bjarne Kvinge wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Fri
A user Alexander posted a link here. I am checking it out.
You can use mTouch-PDFReader library to display PDF documents. See more at
http://www.mtouch-pdfreader.com
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I handled this by creating a scroll view for each page and contained them
inside a large "world" scroll view.
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Hi there. I've been playing with MonoTouch on a Mac for a few days and whilst
I'm getting there with several things (web services, customising the view
controllers etc) I am having real issues with SQLite. First off, there are
several types of data consumption via SQLite referred to in samples and
I'd suggest you look at MonoTouch.Dialog for tableviews (after doing
some of the "raw" ones in a sample project, so you have an idea of how
they work under the hood)
And for Sqlite, I prefer Sqlite-net, tho I've found recently that
sometimes I shouldn't just load all the records and use linq to fi
Oh, and MT.D will kinda do bindings, but I tend to build the view in
LoadView and the populate them from my data in ViewWillAppear (and
manually load them back into the object before the view goes away or
when save is pressed).
MonoMobile.MVVM might have more binding tho.
On Fri, Mar 16, 2012 at
Hi Jon,
Most people seem to use Frank Krueger's SQLite-Net binding as opposed to
System.Data because it's a bit simpler for most people.
As luck would have it, I'm working on trying to make a very easy to use /
generic (literally!) MonoTouch library for displaying data from a sqlite
database in a
If you really want do do bindings then I've got some examples at
https://github.com/slodge/MvvmCross/blob/master/Sample%20-%20SimpleDialogBinding/SimpleBinding/SimpleBindingDialog/TipView.cs
- but that is a modified version of MT.Dialog
But most people don't do "bindings" - instead they fetch the
I learned from Windows Mobile compact framework 2.0 to do not make bindings,
that there they was slower than fetch records in netcf 2.0 (and probably but
in a small scale, in all .NETs on windows, desktop, device and web).
So when I need bind something, I create a List, load it from
webservice or
Totally agree - I'm binding to in-memory objects - this isn't writing back
to the database or to a web-service on every change.
I'm a much more recent convert to data-binding - 12 months ago I didn't use
it at all, now I'm using it in all my Android XML and all my iPhone XIB
code too :)
Stuart
O
How do I go about parsing a Json array in mono touch using system.json?
Thanks
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Wow, thanks Jeff - the code you've uploaded to GitHub looks excellent! I
shall try it out on Sunday and let you know how I get on.
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Was playing around with a card game that I'm building, when I decided to try
dragging a card off the visible screen... behind a header. The code
recognizes this as an invalid move and animates the card back to its
original location, but this throws the above error. The stack trace looks as
follows:
Wrapping the UIView.Animate clause in a try/catch doesn't help. The exception
can only be caught (it would seem) by a try/catch in main.cs.
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Hi,
This is a bit strange: it looks like it's trying to invoke a completed
handler when you didn't provide one.
Does this work:
UIView.Animate(0.5f, ()=>{ this.Frame = new RectangleF(originalLocation,
this.Image.Size); }, () => {});
Rolf
On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 at 12:24 AM, technohead wrote:
> W
A bit difficult to tell what is causing the problem, however from all the
objects in that piece of code, only "this.Image" can be the null reference.
Dimitris Tavlikos
Software Developer
Author of "iOS Development using MonoTouch Cookbook"
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Hi Rolf,
no it had no effect.
Dennis
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Hi Dimitris,
unfortunately, this.Image.Size evaluates fine.
Dennis
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Does anyone have any pointers on how to add a Next button to a
UIKeyboard.DecimalPad text field? I'm using Monotouch.Dialog, but if I can
figure out how to do it either way, that'd be great.
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Hi,
Can you attach a test case then I can try out?
Rolf
On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 at 12:34 AM, technohead wrote:
> Hi Dimitris,
> unfortunately, this.Image.Size evaluates fine.
>
> Dennis
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