I have been working to find lost Global References in my application. I have
been able to find and address just about everything, but I have some
questions about the information in the debug.mono.log data.
First I seem to get a recurring Global Reference allocation with the *same*
address, that n
You can get the nook to show up in adb by side loading an application that
allows you to enable debugging mode and installing the appropriate drivers.
You don't have to root the device to make it work, but I found it very
helpful to do so.
you can find info here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/
Thanks, I look forward to the 4.04 release. Any idea how long it will be?
I don't suppose you guys have an errata that shows all the known gref leaks?
This would be useful for avoiding them, and at least prevent me from chasing
red herrings all day.
As for the "other" leak I mentioned with strin
First let me say. I like some of the things in 4.2.x. Good direction guys.
But there are a few things I am having issues with since the 4.2.1 upgrade.
I am using VS2010. I went from 4.06 to 4.2.1.
1. Even though I compile with no warnings or errors, shortly after
compiling, I get "intellisense"
Sweet! It worked. Thanks.
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Jonathan Pryor-2 wrote
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> On May 15, 2012, at 11:24 AM, NebulaSleuth wrote:
>> 4. NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces() seems to not function any
>> more.
>
> It's never worked:
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> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=661106
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I had the same problem. It was because my design file used an
statement.
It appears that the designer doesn't like it, or has a problem resolving the
path. This is unfortunate because I use them whenever I have a
element. That way my xml isn't so messy.
something like:
Lluis Sanchez Gual wrote
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>
>> I am unable to reproduce this problem. Can you send me a sample layout
>> (+included files) I could use to reproduce the error?
>>
>
So I was going to give you an example, but I wanted to simply it first. So
what I found was very strange indeed.
If I created
moljac wrote
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> Does
> Visual Studio +/ Advanced Save Settings +/ Unicode without signature
> (Codepage xx)
> helps?
>
> I thnik MS guys are calling it Signature and not BOM...
>
> mel
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>
I can confirm, that changing file->advanced save options to "Unicode (UTF-8
without signature) -
I tried this as well with no luck. I am also running 4.2.1.
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I get the same warning. This is a big problem. Since it can't overwrite the
file, the debug session doesn't work properly. It can't properly set break
points. Basically, every time I make a code change, if I want to debug with
a breakpoint I have to exit visual studio and restart.
This makes de
Thanks. Unlocker helps, but what a pain.
Hopefully they will fix this in the next version. I can hardly use
breakpoints at all in this version.
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I have a problem where my application seems to lose GREF's very quickly. I
tracked it down to the Sensor handler. Basically after running for about an
20 minutes my application becomes unresponsive (very slow) and produces and
ANR dialog.
The problem seems to be in my Sensor Handler, but for t
I have an Activity that starts a second activity using
StartActivityForResult().
The second activity starts fine, and then spawns a thread to do some work.
When the work is complete I want to return to the calling Activity by
calling SetResult() and Finish().
The problem is control doesn't retur
I have 2 workstations. Both were working fine yesterday. At some point last
night, I got an error on my primary machine where it said something like
"unable to build package".
So I did a rebuild all and everything seemed fine, but I really didn't
deploy and test anything.
This morning, when I
Ok, after uninstalling everything again, deleting all the directories,
including the .android folder and the registry settings, AND restoring the
project file from a previous backup, it starting working again.
Although doing the uninstall and reinstall solved the problem for new
projects, it still
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