Is there any way of disabling the automatic parsing of method names for xml
comments in monodevelop?
Im referring to these:
///
/// Introductions the help check.
///
///
/// The help check.
///
My understanding, and I may be wrong (quite likely, actually):
Dispose is called when the object goes out of a using scope. That bit is
deterministic - if you do this:
using (var fff = new Foo())
{
}
Dispose is always called at the end of that block. Same if you set it to
null; HOWEVER the GC is
Thanks for the insights *Nic*.
That's quite good - it means the plan I had is pretty much OK as it's not
breaking some magic GC-fu that I didn't know about. I am responsible for
freeing up reference to the object, and as soon as I do that, then
magically in the background GC will take care of thi
To avoid duplication: http://stackoverflow.com/q/1218/220643
Sebastien
On Mon, Aug 27, 2012 at 10:03 AM, René Ruppert wrote:
> Hi,
>
> sorry, I don't understand at all why this is happening. If the
> UIPopoverController is working without subclassing, it should also work with
> subclassing -
Hi sebastien and thanks for your response, im a new with unit test
could you elaborate or point me on how to implement this?
Sounds really helpful
Alex
El 28/08/2012, a las 07:59 a.m., Sebastien Pouliot
escribió:
> To avoid duplication: http://stackoverflow.com/q/1218/220643
>
> Sebastien
Hello Alex,
By default `btouch` will add, for non value-type parameters, the following:
if (argument == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException ("argument");
...
If you add [NullAllowed] to `argument` then this (extra) code won't be
generated and `null` will be provided to the native code.
Ho
On the device, I've seen the GC be quite slow to collect. On the simulator /
desktop it collects instantly. You need to be aware that anything you release
a reference to can hang around longer than you intend.
Cheers,
Greg
On 28/08/2012, at 8:26 PM, Nic Wise wrote:
> My understanding, and
