"Due to the event listener change, we had to replace ItemEventArgs which was
used in some limited classes with AdapterView.ItemClickEventArgs which is
used everywhere applicable. ItemEventArgs still exists, but since event
signature has changed, your delegating methods need to be changed as well.
F
Hi !
I saw the designer in a new project.
When I open an old project I only see the axml file.
> select "ANdroid Designer" from the pop-menu
>
Can´t find such an entry in a popup menu.
Greetz
Dominik
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You should be able to right click on the file, and then select
"ANdroid Designer" from the pop-menu too (IIRC).
On Fri, Apr 27, 2012 at 00:35, Atsushi Eno
wrote:
> On VS 2010, create a new project, open Resources/layout/Main.axml and see if
> it shows up for you.
>
> Any android layout resource
On VS 2010, create a new project, open Resources/layout/Main.axml and
see if it shows up for you.
Any android layout resource XML file under that layout directory should
open the designer (no new project is actually required).
Atsushi Eno
moelski wrote:
Hi @all,
maybe I´m blinded but wher
So far, so good. I like this designer support much better than what
Eclipse provides - especially when you consider that Google has had a
significant head start (time-wise).
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 14:03, Joseph Hill wrote:
> Hello Everyone
> As Jonathan just announced, the latest Mono for Andro
Hi @all,
maybe I´m blinded but where / how can I open the new Layout Editor in VS
2010?
Installed the latest Alpha but can´t find it
Dominik
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I just verified that the latest lvl binds successfully on Windows. Here
is the proof:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/493047/2012/04/lvl2.zip
Only one Metadata.xml fixup was required to build it.
I repeat some important notes.
How did you build LVL jar? Note that there is *no* built-in jar for that
l
The binding generator still does not appear to be working correctly in 4.1.1,
at least how I would expect it to work. Here are the list of types that it
generates:
IDeviceLimiter
IDeviceLimiterInvoker
ILicenseCheckerCallback
ILicenseCheckerCallbackInvoker
IObfuscator
IObfuscatorInvoker
LicenseChec
I had this same problem with 4.1.0, but was able to resolve it by adding hint
paths to my project file. Now with the latest alpha release 4.1.1, I am
again having this problem and the hint path does not seem to fix it. I tried
commenting out the ResolveLibraryProjectImports task in
Novell.MonoDroid
And the design surface for VS is there!!! This is a big deal guys.
Thanks! WallyFrom: theevilprogram...@hotmail.com
To: monodroid@lists.ximian.com
Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2012 16:09:15 -0400
Subject: Re: [mono-android] New Designer previews - Visual Studio and
MonoDevelop
To follow up on wh
To follow up on what Joseph says, I'm quite impressed by what I see to this
point. One interesting thing is that when I open up a layout in the designer,
I am seeing the resources be displayed in layout. I like this very much. Wally
From: jos...@xamarin.com
Date: Thu, 26 Apr 2012 16:03:43 -04
Hello Everyone
As Jonathan just announced, the latest Mono for Android 4.2 preview (Mono
for Android 4.1.1) has been released to our alpha channel. This preview
includes designer updates, including designer support in Visual Studio. It
also includes support for working against Android x86 emulato
There is also, to the best of our knowledge, no GoogleTV API to bind.
It is all done through querying system providers and using intents.
Jonathan
On 4/26/2012 2:38 PM, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
On Apr 26, 2012, at 3:32 PM, NokNok Developer wrote:
With support now for x86 (even though alpha), is
I just downloaded and installed everything. One thing that I noticed is that
MonoDevelop doesn't have the same project types for MfA that VS does. Wally
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On Apr 26, 2012, at 3:32 PM, NokNok Developer wrote:
> With support now for x86 (even though alpha), is their a plan to support the
> GoogleTV bindings?
The problem is that Google TV doesn't support the NDK:
https://developers.google.com/tv/faq#androidndk
This makes it impossible to pro
With support now for x86 (even though alpha), is their a plan to support
the GoogleTV bindings?
If not, exposing those, how would that be done?
Shawn
On 4/26/2012 2:54 PM, Jonathan Pobst wrote:
Good news everyone!
Another preview of our upcoming MFA 4.2 is available in the Alpha
channel.
Good news everyone!
Another preview of our upcoming MFA 4.2 is available in the Alpha channel.
This preview (4.1.1) contains great enhancements like:
- A graphical designer for layouts!!!
- x86 emulator support.
And other things that I am too lazy to paste from the release notes!!
Details
Jonathan Pryor-2 wrote
>
> Does this happen on mono/linux or mono/OSX? Or just on Android?
>
> Could you please file a test case so that we can investigate?
>
I tested on windows with this example:
http://lists.ximian.com/pipermail/mono-bugs/2006-February/038966.html
http://lists.ximian.com/p
Hi
On 2012.04.26 00:01, motz wrote:
Yep you should be able to just download my git repo and fill in your adUnitID
with your PublisherID from the admob website and you will see ads. Let me
know if this doesn't work for you. I have it running in multiple apps now.
I got it.
I was on the half way
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