Paul,
If you haven't already solved this try adding the missing constructor to the
common class:
[Serializable]
public class common
{
public int p, a, w, pa;
public double bodyWeight, tempBody, tempSurround;
public double[,] correctionData = new double[3,
I'm trying to set the InputType of a text view:
*editTextAuthKey.InputType = 144; //
TYPE_TEXT_VARIATION_VISIBLE_PASSWORD 144*
I would rather use a constant definition from the namespace.
Intellisense says it should be available in the namespace:
*Android.Views.InputMethods.EditorInfo.I
I'm using VS 2010 and Monodorid ver 1.2.
Sometimes I get an error on deployment which throws up a VS 2010 windows
saying
*MS Visual Studio has stopped working*
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If I close the dialog VS 2010 closes but if I ignore it I can co
Thanks Atsushi - much appreciated - I will try that.
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Thanks Jonathan.
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I'm getting the following error when I run my app:
System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path
"/data/data/mfaFieldMetrix.mfaFieldMetrix/files/fieldmetrix.db3" is denied.
This occurs when I'm trying to create a sqlite database using:
SqliteConnection.CreateFile(Program.AppDatabasePath
Hi gramlin,
I can only try and answer your code question.
I had the same issue - but it was fixed when I added both of the following
constructors:
//public Conf(IntPtr handle)
// : base(handle)
//{
//}
protected Co
Thanks Jon.
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The 'NullReferenceException' error in serialization almost always means there
is a constructor missing somewhere in the object graph. If you are
deserializing an object it is probably worthwhile to go through the member
objects and check they all have explicit constructors.
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I'm porting a fairly complex Windows Mobile application to Android and I've
got a question about how to port some of the background thread
functionality.
The application uses a separate thread to synchronize data in the
background; the thread stays alive for as long as the application is running
a
Is there a way to get battery state information without registering a
receiver?
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