I am sorry if I have offended anyone.
Whenever I see a question asking about when something is done, I feel
something rising up inside me. I am used to work on projects where
asking for release dates is not nice and you will just get that same
answer I gave you.
I am sure that Xamarin is working h
@Tomasz: I do understand that it can be quite annoying to have people
always asking "when is it ready? when will it come out?". I am also on the
other end, so I do understand that, I live with that feeling everyday.
Though, like I said, one has to understand both sides, it's only natural to
want th
Hi
Sorry if this is a noob question. How can I find the current installed version
of mono for android?
Find mandroid.exe [0], then within a console run:
mandroid --version
Justr tried it and nothign returned
C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>cd
"%PROGRAMFI
Hi,
This probably has nothing to do with MfA, though, any insights are welcome
as my experience with sqlite isn't much. I'm trying to to a bulk insert
with 3000 records. It seems to be a good idea to reuse the same command
object and to do this inside a transaction, so, that's what I'm doing...
Hmmm alright, nevermind that... wasn't assigning the transaction to the
command. Lack of attention. :)
Cheers
On 3 May 2012 11:04, Goncalo Oliveira wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This probably has nothing to do with MfA, though, any insights are welcome
> as my experience with sqlite isn't much. I'm trying t
Don't worry about this type of stuff guys. I've been on both sides of the
product line, so there are reasons for it. People on the product side are
tired of being asked the same question a bunch of times. I never answered back
"It will be ready after I have some sleep and am confident that i
Given the cool headed responses to both sides of this discussion it would
seem to me the MonoForAndroid developers are a higher form of life than some
other developer communities.
Coming from someone who ran/mentored a development community for 8 years.
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We all want the same, so that makes sense...
On 3 May 2012 15:17, devbuzz wrote:
> Given the cool headed responses to both sides of this discussion it would
> seem to me the MonoForAndroid developers are a higher form of life than
> some
> other developer communities.
>
>
>
> Coming from someone
Hi guys,
I have found out where the problem lies (I think):
I have 1 solution with 3 projects (A, B and C):
A is the app. B and C are the class libraries.
A references B and B references C.
If I don't make A reference C, then this causes a problem that is described
above.
The packager doesn't se
Hi,
Does anyone know of a clean way for two-way binding with monodroid?
I found something called android-binding (
http://code.google.com/p/android-binding/) but it's for java, meaning that
I'd need to create the necessary bindings. Is there anything else out there?
Cheers
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I have a solution containing three projects: a mono for android application,
a winforms application, and a c# class library. Both applications reference
the class library, and the class library does not reference mono/android in
any way.
The Android application builds and deploys okay, but when I
Beginning with the 4.1 alphas, we support VS's model of "Deploy" so you
can create configurations that do not deploy projects you aren't using.
Details are here:
http://docs.xamarin.com/android/Releases/Mono_For_Android_4/Mono_for_Android_4.1.0#Non-modal_Deployment
Jonathan
On 5/3/2012 10:30 A
Thanks for responding Jonathan.
Is this a bug in 4.0.6 that is fixed in 4.1?
In the solution configuration manager my winforms application has x86 as the
platform and the deploy checkbox is not ticked. But it still seems to want
to deploy via mono/android.
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It was something that was unsupported until 4.1.
It's not trying to deploy your winforms app to android, it's trying to
deploy your android app to android, even though you aren't trying to
debug it.
The VS model allows for multiple projects to be deployed and started
when you hit F5. For al
>It's not trying to deploy your winforms app to android, it's trying to
>deploy your android app to android, even though you aren't trying to
>debug it.
Thanks! Your explanation helped me to understand.
Temporarily unloading the android project allows me to debug the winforms
project. I can liv
Hi
Try
Tools - Options - Projects and Solutions - Build and Run - Only build
startup projects and dependencies (check)
cheers
mel
On 2012.05.03 17:30, andyjohnson0 wrote:
I have a solution containing three projects: a mono for android application,
a winforms application, and a c# class libra
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