Is this true?
2011/5/13 Jason Awbrey
> I believe that Miguel acknowledged this rumor on Twitter earlier today
>
> On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 9:57 PM, Wally McClure <
> theevilprogram...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>> I am hearing a rumor that Honeycomb 3.1 includes mono for android. Is
>> there any tru
Yes, he did say that on his twitter feed.
Nikolai
On May 13, 2011, at 12:14 AM, Matteo Polito wrote:
> Is this true?
>
> 2011/5/13 Jason Awbrey
> I believe that Miguel acknowledged this rumor on Twitter earlier today
>
> On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 9:57 PM, Wally McClure
> wrote:
> I am hearing
Many thanks Brian - worked a treat
Just had to change Android.Content.Context.WifiService for
Android.Content.Context.ConnectivityService
In my old code and it would have worked
The wonders of programming API's :-)
Thanks again
John Murray
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Not quite. Miguel said that it had libmomo.so, which is the JIT/GC side if
things, but we haven't heard anything about assemblies on the device, nor how
big libmomo is (e.g. what all does it contain).
- Jon
On May 13, 2011, at 3:58 AM, Nikolai Sander wrote:
> Yes, he did say that on his twit
I've looked and failed to find a way of controlling the manifest
node's android:installLocation value via attribute
Did I miss it, or must this be done through adding a manifest file and
doing it manually (well, y'know, via the combo on the manifest project
properties page)?
Thanks
- Brian
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It would be nice to see this somehow incorporated into Mono for Android so
that the app author could choose a few settings:
1) Yes/No Enable Splash Screen
a) If Enabled, path to image to use
Could go so far as to also have a check box to show or not show an activity
indicator, as well as the c
Hi,
this exception happens whenever a referenced resource id could not be
resolved. In particular it happens whenever using upper case characters in
color names, or many other resource ids. To avoid this problem it is best to
only use lower case characters for any and all resource file names and i
Tom
>>Just curious - had anybody ported the Notepad example in the Android
>>SDK with MonoDroid? Would you be able to share it if you did?
Yes, it was the first thing I did (files, that is, not the tutorial text)
You can find the files at
http://blong.com/Downloads/MonoAndroidNotepadTutorial.zi
Awesome - nice to see years my years of using aluminum mess kits while in
the army didn't totally destroy my memory. I just started on this project
earlier this week, so this will save me some time. I hope you don't mind if
I use this as part of a Mono for Android presentation I'm giving (just to
>>I hope you don't mind if
I use this as part of a Mono for Android presentation I'm giving (just to
compare/contrast with the more traditional Java)?
Not at all. Go right ahead.
- Brian
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I am going to develop an application for tablets. So my question is how long
will it take until Mono for Android will support API 11 and API 12
respectively?
Thanks
Andi
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On May 13, 2011, at 2:08 PM, Jose M. Rivera Ortiz wrote:
> How can I get the package name so I can use it when creating connection to
> sqlite db like "Data Source=/data/data/" + GetPackageName() +"/databases/" +
> DB_NAME;
How do you know it's "databases"? Are you creating it, or using something
I have a need to monitor the state of the network connections in my
application. I have setup a BroadcastReceiver on
ConnectivityManager.ConnectivityAction to do this.
...
mWiFiReceiver = new NetworkStateChanged();
this.RegisterReceiver(mWiFiReceiver, new
IntentFilter(ConnectivityManager.Connecti
Hello :)
I am using the latest Build which includes support for creating a RESX
files. (example: MainPage.resx)
This compiles into the project's dll which is then packaged into the apk
file. All works as it should for the default language.
Unfortunately, I am hitting a wall when it comes to
Just gave this a quick try - got a 'System.Exception: "jarsigner" exited
with code 1.'.
Before I dig too deep into this, thought I'd see if there were any sage
words of advice. :)
TIA.
On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 16:30, Brian Long wrote:
> >>if there are any instructions/help that anyone can provi
Saludos
Atte.
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So I was trying to build an APK for my own Notepad port (not the same as
Brian's). It was working yesterday on my laptop (Win7 Ultimate 32 bit).
Now I try to compile on my Win 7 64 bit PC, and I get this error:
C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Novell\mandroid.exe -v --nosign
--sdk-dir="C:\androi
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