Hola,
>A `.in` file is an "input" file, often processed by sed, to replace various
>strings within the file.
>
>In the case of Consts.cs.in, the string to be replaced is @MONO_VERSION@,
>which is done by mono/mcs/build/Makefile [0]
>
> common/Consts.cs: common/Consts.cs.in $(wildcard config.make)
> test -n '$(MONO_VERSION)'
> sed -e 's,@''MONO_VERSION@,$(MONO_VERSION),' $< > $@
Thanks to put some light into this. I'm still behind the
keyboards.resources file.
==
I'm trying to help solve a bug in Windows forms, specifically that
unresolved one that makes apps crash when one edits any text field in a
DataGridView, after a second time.
However, while I was able to compile a DLL thanks to Stifu, when the
app is initialising it complains about 'keyboard.resources' Not being available.
In the resources folder of the
mono/mcs/class/Managed.Windows.Forms/resources directory, there is a promising
create-keyboards.sh which compiles create-keyboards.cs and executes
create-keyboards.exe I tried that, and it generated keyboards.resx (not
'keyboards.resources').
I tried to include it in the Managed.Windows.Forms project anyway, but
compilation then fails because of the 'create-keyboards' assembly missing. I
tried to include create-keyboards.exe above as a referenced assembly, but that
did not work.
==
Any clue?
Thanks!
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