[mono-android] How can I have a shared dll with .net and mono

2011-11-04 Thread Richard Wilburn
Hi all, I have a shared dll which I wrote and is in .net currently. I want to use it in my monodroid application. When I add the dll to the references it gives me an exclamation mark and no error message indicating its not going to work. Is there any way I do this? Is it supported? Thanks, Richar

[mono-android] MVVM framework

2011-11-07 Thread Richard Wilburn
Hi all, A friend and I are looking at making a MVVM framework that will enable monodroid (and eventually iphone too) to have bindings like silverlight etc. We have started some modelling work on this, based off of what we have learned from a hack migration of this poorly modeled project: http://w

Re: [mono-android] MVVM framework

2011-11-08 Thread Richard Wilburn
> bindings, reflection seems expensive. I have played around with the func > and action delegates to do some form of binding, but ofcourse this does not > work from an axml file... > > Emiel > > On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 9:50 PM, Richard Wilburn wrote: > >> Hi all, >&

Re: [mono-android] MVVM framework

2011-11-09 Thread Richard Wilburn
scope ourselves currently to Android only and a minimum set of binding features (I would love to support iOS asap). Thanks, Richard. On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 10:17 AM, Richard Wilburn wrote: > Hi Emiel > > I have given it a few thoughts already (based off only a quick class > diag

Re: [mono-android] MVVM framework

2011-11-09 Thread Richard Wilburn
bindings in >> iOS ? >> >> ** ** >> >> Gabriel >> >> ** ** >> >> ** ** >> >> *From:* monodroid-boun...@lists.ximian.com [mailto: >> monodroid-boun...@lists.ximian.com] *On Behalf Of *Richard Wilburn >> *Se

Re: [mono-android] MVVM framework

2011-11-09 Thread Richard Wilburn
> I know very little about iOS is there anything similar to WPF bindings in > iOS ? > > ** ** > > Gabriel > > ** ** > > ** ** > > *From:* monodroid-boun...@lists.ximian.com [mailto: > monodroid-boun...@lists.ximian.com] *On Behalf Of *Richard Wilburn > *S

Re: [mono-android] What Debugger isn't Slow?

2011-12-01 Thread Richard Wilburn
I think ultimately what could help you the most is android x86 (this is not supported yet i beileve, but is probably more useful than many realise for people that don't own an android device). Android ARM is very slow in emulating (where as iphone has an awesome emulator). I would also recommend d

Re: [mono-android] Can not send IDictionary to WCF

2011-12-17 Thread Richard Wilburn
That "3HyOSdeZ" is because you need a concrete type, not an interface. WCF accepts interfaces, but it turns them into implementations by making a dyanmic proxy (ie runtime generated class for your type. So for example the following is possible Services.Get().Call(x => x.helloWorld()); What that w

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

2011-12-21 Thread Richard Wilburn
I think the compromise here could be to put x86 android on the road map if its possible? and put that ability into the trial. On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 11:07 PM, Tomas Finnøy wrote: > I'm just posting here to say I have quit my Monodroid experimentation. > > This is solely due to the fact that you

Re: [mono-android] Free version: Emulator only? ... Bye bye

2011-12-21 Thread Richard Wilburn
you can't really compile mono > and other low level stuff for x86. > Tecnically, if mono doesn't use bionic libc but uclibc statically > compiled, a toolchain can be hand-compiled or can be compiled using, > for example, crosstools-ng. > > 2011/12/21 Richard Wilburn : &

Re: [mono-android] VS2010 editing .axml files

2011-12-27 Thread Richard Wilburn
Intellisense in VS usually comes from having an XSD file associated with the xml file. Maybe you had a schema reference previously and not now? or maybe you can manually provide schemas for the axml file type. On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 6:55 AM, efontana wrote: > I swore that when I previously edit