Hi Stephan
On 2012.08.19 02:36, Stephan Steiner wrote:
Mel
I think it's a WFC stack issue, too. I'm a bit unhappy though that I get
those uncaught exceptions.. that's a "musn't happen" case for me. Throw me
any exception back to my code is fine, but just crashing the app isn't.
I can understand
I can't remember what causes implicit conversion to fail, but you should be
able to call the Action ctor explicitly. e.g.
new Action(() => Console.WriteLine("Hello"))
If your lambda is actually returning a value you'll have to discard the
return value, e.g.
new Action(() => { obj.ToString(); });
Don't get me wrong, I love MonoDroid. Linking JAR files is now so easy. I was
able to add Google Analytics to my apps with virtually no issues.
But what surprises me is the lack of support for licensing and in-app
billing (and now subscriptions). As we are talking here surely
developers would
I find myself in the same boat just now.
Have you ever found a solution?
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Your log output does not show the log message from the beginning of the
constructor, so that would suggest it is happening before the constructor
is called.
On 19 Aug 2012 05:07, "Stephan Steiner" wrote:
> Henon
>
> The task isn't hanging, it's crapping out somehow without so much as an
> inkling
You need to show sample code for how you are trying to call it.
Sly
On 19 Aug 2012 10:17, "Stephan Steiner" wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have this nice method that performs all kind of magic and allows me to be
> really lazy - and then when I try using it on MonoDroid, I get the error in
> the title for ev
Mel
I think it's a WFC stack issue, too. I'm a bit unhappy though that I get
those uncaught exceptions.. that's a "musn't happen" case for me. Throw me
any exception back to my code is fine, but just crashing the app isn't.
After a lot of trial and error I managed to get a combination of
ServiceS
Try commenting constructor code and see what happens. It might be one of those
classes causing problems.
Stephan Steiner wrote:
Here's the constructor - it dumps a log message (I know that part works
because
private Controller()
{
AndroidLogModel.Model.AddLogMessag
Hi
I have this nice method that performs all kind of magic and allows me to be
really lazy - and then when I try using it on MonoDroid, I get the error in
the title for every call.
Method signature is as follows:
private void processRestResponse(T result, IRestResponse response, Action
errorActio
Hi
On 2012.08.18 21:44, Maximilian Wilson wrote:
On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Miljenko Cvjetko
mailto:mcvje...@holisticware.net>> wrote:
Hi
On 2012.08.18 19 :27, Maximilian Wilson wrote:
Hi Miljenko,
I have Android SDKs and AVDs installed (I let Mono For Android
inst
Hi Stephan
On 2012.08.18 21:18, Stephan Steiner wrote:
mel, craig
I've gone ahead and recreated all my libs using the shared file approach,
than made sure I compile my MA project with those. Now I can step into the
lib, but something is still very wrong - the debugger ends on the wrong line
(st
On Sat, Aug 18, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Miljenko Cvjetko <
mcvje...@holisticware.net> wrote:
> Hi
>
> On 2012.08.18 19:27, Maximilian Wilson wrote:
>
> Hi Miljenko,
>
> I have Android SDKs and AVDs installed (I let Mono For Android install
> them for me and it put them in %localappdata%--I wonder if t
mel, craig
I've gone ahead and recreated all my libs using the shared file approach,
than made sure I compile my MA project with those. Now I can step into the
lib, but something is still very wrong - the debugger ends on the wrong line
(step into method from a class belonging to my GUI project in
Henon
The task isn't hanging, it's crapping out somehow without so much as an
inkling of an indication as to why. And for some reason, the Parralel Tasks
window doesn't show any threads whatsoever, even when the task is still
running.
Looking at the constructor you can see that it can hardly be a
Here's the constructor - it dumps a log message (I know that part works
because
private Controller()
{
AndroidLogModel.Model.AddLogMessage("Initializing controller",
1);
receiver = new EventReceiver();
receiver.CallStateChangedReceived += new
Eve
Hi
On 2012.08.18 19:27, Maximilian Wilson wrote:
Hi Miljenko,
I have Android SDKs and AVDs installed (I let Mono For Android install
them for me and it put them in %localappdata%--I wonder if that was my
mistake) and I am able to run Android programs on the emulator,
including F# programs whi
Hi Miljenko,
I have Android SDKs and AVDs installed (I let Mono For Android install them
for me and it put them in %localappdata%--I wonder if that was my mistake)
and I am able to run Android programs on the emulator, including F#
programs which is quite exciting. Both the "Target Android Device"
Hi
On 2012.08.18 08:14, Maximilian Wilson wrote:
Hi there,
I'm just getting started with Android development, and I'm having some
trouble with the VisualStudio integration that I wonder anyone else
has seen. Symptoms that I've noticed:
1.) The "Target Android Device" dropdown on the "Mono Fo
What does your Controller constructor do?
Stephan Steiner wrote:
Hi
I'm having a weird issue using the TPF.
In my main activity, in the OnCreate method I'm trying to initialize network
connectivity (which potentially could take a while - I need to check if one
of two addresses is reachable).
Hi,
we are having real troubles with app freezes right now and since we are
running out of ideas, we would need your help. You can read the more
detailed introduction to our problem or just head to the issue below.
|=== Introduction ===|
me and my team are working with mono for
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