What is Mono Android's equivalent of the "res/drawable-hdpi,
res/drawable-mdpi, and res/drawable-ldpi" for resolution dependence? All I
see is one "Drawable" folder under "Resources".
How do I implement the three sizes in Mono Android?
Thanks in advance,
Mike
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Thank you. That works.
I guess I could have tried it first.
Mike
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Thanks for the update. No problems here and the enhancements are sweet.
ItemEventArgs got me only in one place. No problem.
The layout designer is awesome ... BUT, I can't view the XML.
I know, I know, you're saying "Jeez ...".
It is important.
V2?
Thanks for all the hard work.
Mike
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Naturally.
Integrated split view is what I'm talking.
Also, I'd love to see integration with TFS.
Mike
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Use the /Log switch when starting VS. It may help point out the problem.
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Sorry. Can't help if logging shows nothing. It's gonna have to be a Xamarin
question.
But Yes, you can roll back. Just uninstall the latest version (Add/Remove
programs) a reinstall the earlier version.
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Hello.
I am iterating through a System.Data.DataTable row by row and Inserting into
SQLite using ContentValues and WriteDatabaseTable.Insert(...)
It's crashing after a couple of hundred rows with the following error. I
don't know why "close()" is being called. What is the best way to insert a
lar
Hi, Karl. Thanks for the response.
Here's the code. I've subclassed the Application class and have a
SQLiteOpenHelper object named DBHelper in it that I access for all DB
operations:
foreach (DataRow row in ds.Tables[1].Rows)
{
Hi, Karl.
I've never used SQLite either and so far I'm not a big fan.
Half of my confusion is whether I should use SQLiteOpenHelper or the SQLite
ADO.Net provider.
I'm learning Android and in all the reading, naturally it all alludes to
SQLiteOpenHelper.
This whole thing of passing the version
Hi, Greg. Thanks for the response.
Regarding sqlite-net, it seems to be a separate open source project. How
does it relate to the Mono.Data.Sqlite.dll and Mono.Data.Tds.dll?
Also, on the following page, under the API Compatibility column for
Mono.Data.Sqlite.dll, the link for "limitations" shows
Hi, Greg.
Following your ORM way, I get an error creating the SQLConnection object
using the connection string in your code: "Invalid ConnectionString format
for parameter /data/data/com.mydomain.android/pos/databases/POS.db"
The name of my database is POS.db.
So, I created the database using th
Hi, Karl.
Thanks. That worked.
How does the .Net framework SpecialFolder enumeration map to Mono-Droid?
I couldn't find any documentation on it.
Thanks again,
Mike
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Hi, Ken.
Yes, I've read that. I was going to give that a try.
Thanks,
Mike
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Not sure. There's a rumor that Novell might be dropping support for the Mono
platform.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/open-source/is-mono-dead-is-novell-dying/8821
The creators of Mono are starting a new company: http://xamarin.com/
I'm in here now looking for the latest info.
I don't see any more s
Amen Brother!
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Hello,
What preview is this product currently at?
Would it be possible to put timelines on them?
Thank you,
Mike
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Hello,
I am writing an app for company use and will not be publishing it to the
store.
How do I go about getting the app and the Mono runtimes installed on the
Android devices?
Thank you,
Mike
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Thanks, Andrew.
That installs my app, but it doesn't install the Mono runtimes.
How do I get those installed?
Mike
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Hi, Paul.
You're right. I was in debug mode.
When I switch to Release mode Visual Studio makes the proper changes to the
Mono Android Options.
After rebuilding the project and running the command that Andrew suggested,
the app installs and I can run it.
Thanks,
Mike
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Hi, Paul.
You're right. I was in debug mode.
When I switch to Release mode Visual Studio makes the proper changes to the
Mono Android Options.
After rebuilding the project and running the command that Andrew suggested,
the app installs and I can run it.
Thanks,
Mike
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This code was working in v1.2, but I get "System.NotSupportedException: Don't
know how to convert type TicketLine to an Android.Runtime.IJavaObject" in
4.0:
My class:
class TicketLine
{
public int TicketNo {get; set;}
public int LineNo { get; set; }
public string It
Hi, Tomasz. Thanks for replying.
Sure I can do that, but I'd like to know what changed from version 1.2 to
version 4.0 that causes the same, previously acceptable, code to now fail.
I didn't have to implement it before. And, shouldn't everything in MonoDroid
implicitly derive from Java.Lang.Objec
Thanks, Jon.
Been there done that, regressively speaking.
I changed my TicketLine object to inherit Java.Lang.Object and it works now.
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Troadie,
Consume it like you would normally:
Add a web reference to your project, call it MyWebService:
using (MyWebService ws = new MyWebService())
{
DataTable dt = ws.SomeFunction();
// Now use the datatable.
}
Does this
The reason why you can't use a datatable is that it is not serializable. The
DataSet is. Ultimately you would want to create your own DTO (Data Transfer
Object), but using a DataSet can get an app up and running in a pinch.
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Thanks for replying, Troadie.
This is an old post and I've worked it out.
Mike
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That's exactly what I'm doing. My web service returns a custom DTO though.
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