Thanks Jonathan.
I've seen that even if I don't try to use resources we can't put
anything UI related in library projects.
For example:
I have a Library project (lets call it LibProj)
I have an Activity (Activity1) in LibProj which loads a layout using
SetContentView(Resource.Layout.Main);
The
Hi
I have a VS 2010 solution that has a windows 7 phone project in it.
I added a default monoandroid project and when I try to deploy it(the
emulator dialog does appear)
I get this error
" (SignAndroidPackage target) (1) ->
(_CompileAndroidPackage target) ->
monodroid : error 1: Evaluation v
I installed anroid sdk tools to c:\Anroid
Then i installed mono on my visual studio 2010 pro. And i have windows 7.
Now i selected to create new mono for anroid project: Mono for android
application
And then im getting this automatic code:
using System;
using Android.App;
using Android.Content;
Hey honey you were really good last night in bed and then twice this morning.
That's was sooo hot! I can't wait for your big black cock again :-)
On Aug 2, 2011, at 11:36 PM, Jonathan Pobst wrote:
> There is currently no support for sharing resources across projects.
>
> You will need to copy
There is currently no support for sharing resources across projects.
You will need to copy (or link) the resources into each project.
Hopefully there will eventually be a better solution for this.
Jonathan
On 8/2/2011 7:09 PM, riteshsahu wrote:
> I've looked a bit more into this and by the loo
I've looked a bit more into this and by the looks of it the R.java created
only contains the ID from the Application and doesn't contain anything from
the Libraries. The values assigned to these constants are overlapped between
different projects (// aapt resource value: 0x7f02).
Using these r
after waiting an hour or so, the adb devices command completes w/ the
following trace...
readx: fd=100 wanted=4 got=4
4f4b4159 OKAY
readx: fd=100 wanted=4
readx: fd=100 wanted=4 got=4
30303034 0004
readx: fd=100 wanted=4
readx: fd=100 wanted=4 got=4
30303161 001a
adb_close: 100(lo-client:5037)
Thanks, I'll have to look at this later. Looks like I can check off the
business requirement for MAC Address, just not going to code it just
yet.
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Some more info. The target development machine is a Win 7 x64 box with
Visual Studio 2010. To address the x64 question, I installed the JDK, SDK
and MonoDevelop on a WinXP virtual PC. The MonoDroid add-in throws an
exception when I try to configure it in Tools | Options. However, if I
focus on
I have an activity derived from ListActivity and a delegate click handler
defined for the List. It appears the the click handler is being called
three times. I have a Toast that displays the value of a global count
variable that increments each time it is displayed in the toast. Here's the
code:
I have the same problem:
08-02 13:15:11.208 4813 4839 F mono: * Assertion at
../../../../mono/metadata/sgen-internal.c:441, condition `mh->size == size +
sizeof (LargeInternalMemHeader)' not met
I use a ListView, about 60 items in the list. Doesn't matter, even seen
this with small sets of
Hi Tim,
I'm no expert but...
On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 11:30 AM, Tim Kelly wrote:
> Jon,
>
> Thanks for the thoughts. I can scrap automatic updates and post a Toast
> saying there's an update available and they need to go get it.
>
> Xamarin is now on my least favorite words to say like Linux whic
Jon,
Thanks for the thoughts. I can scrap automatic updates and post a Toast
saying there's an update available and they need to go get it.
Xamarin is now on my least favorite words to say like Linux which I
never say or hear anyone say correctly. So for me, it's MonoDroid and
I'll leave the mo
Thanks Willem. I will be trying this out later today and report back.
From: will...@infosupport.com
To: monodroid@lists.ximian.com
Date: Tue, 2 Aug 2011 14:29:38 +
Subject: Re: [mono-android] getting a pic from the camera
Hi Wally,
Actually you can do something useful with the
On Aug 2, 2011, at 10:12 AM, Tim Kelly wrote:
> Now that Xamarin (I'd like to know what that means and how to pronounce it)
"Xamarin" rhymes with "Tamarin" (the monkey species), with the "X" sounding
phonetically like a 'Z' (like in Xylophone).
> 1. In our PC/Windows phone application we check
Hi Wally,
Actually you can do something useful with the intent you're getting back from
the activity result.
protected override void OnActivityResult(int requestCode, Result resultCode,
Intent data)
{
base.OnActivityResult(requestCode, resultCode, data);
if (requestCode == TakePictureR
We've been getting a lot of pressure from management (sales) to support
smart phones other than Windows. We started to look at MonoDroid and
then Novell kicked (actually got sold) the project and staff to the curb
so we stopped our plans. Now that Xamarin (I'd like to know what that
means and how
I'm trying to start the camera application and get an image back. I think I
should be able to get the image back in the OnActivityResult method.
Unfortunately, I am missing something as I don't seem to get anything back.
All of what look to be the interesting pieces of the data Intent seem t
I have now played around with animation for the past few days.
Something that struck me, is the speed og these animations, which I expect
to be "realtime" which would be 60 fps.
I dont think these animations are running at that speed - maybe half of that
?
Anyone can comment on this ?
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Thanks, appreciate your help alot
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Yes: I am doing the following to iterate the network interfaces. This code
doesn't quite do what you need, but you should hopefully be able to adapt it
a little to get the mac address.
Basically, I'm using JNIEnv to invoke the native java methods as they are
currently not implemented as monodroid
This is where I got to...
I think this might work? At least it makes it to the emulator.. :-P
namespace MonoAndroidApplication1
{
public class MonoAnimate
{
private View myView;
private int currentColor;
//stepping params
private static int STEPPING = 30;
Ohhh, what a fool I have been.
I was using a "AnimationSet" to have many animations running at once, so
adding a Interpolator on one of the animations, made no sence.
I changed it, so I applied the interpolator to the animationset instead, and
now everything bounces.
AnimationSet aset =
Thanks for the explanation, I somehow came to the same conclusions ;-)
But, my problem is that this does not create a bouncing transition :
ScaleAnimation scale = new ScaleAnimation(0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
scale.Duration = 3000;
scale.Interpolator = new BounceInterpolator();
It scales an Image
Yes!
Using a 1-1 matching syntax is not appropriate.. results in..
Error 1 The name 'setDuration' does not exist
Error 2 The name 'setRepeatCount' does not exist
Error 3 The name 'setFillAfter' does not exist
Error 4 The name 'setInterpolator' does not exist... etc...
Java / Mono - difference...
setDuration has been replaced with "Duration" in Mono for Android.
I use this, which works fine :
AlphaAnimation fadeIn = new AlphaAnimation(0.0f, 1.0f);
fadeIn.Duration = 3000;
But yes, things like this makes it very difficult to read existing
java/Android sources and convert them into Mono for
Hi Tony,
It is strange and have to ask, is the problem you are encountering the same
as...
*setDuration *- appears to not exist in MonoDroid?
Simply not available as a method within VS2010; (missing reflection
intellisense..?)
[image: monodroid.setDuration.missing.png]
The required methods appe
Forget ZeroConf; use adb.exe over usb.
Regards...Andrew
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I want to have a Library project where I'll have resources that are shared
across various other projects, Themes, Styles, Common images etc.
When I create a new Android Library Project, the template does not create
the Resources folder hierarchy. I tried creating the folders and files
inside them m
Hi Jon,
Re.: You can't have more than one element within
AndroidManifest.xml, at least I don't believe that it worked when I last
tried it.
Thanks for the info. Curious that it works fine in Mono for Android then.
Actually, I don't have two application tags in the manifest but it works
while it
I cannot seem to find out how to use the SetInterpolator() method.
Can anyone maybe provide an example.
Thanks in advance.
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