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Description:
Boo is a new object oriented statically typed programming language for the Common Language Infrastructure with a python inspired syntax and a special focus on language and compiler extensibility.
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can't compile boo
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I have mono from trunk and latest boo source (boo-0.9.2.3383-src.zip)
when compiling:
"$ nant", I get the following error:
Boo.NAnt.Tasks:
[exec] /home/amamh/labs/inst/boo-0.9. 2.3383-src/default.build
(272,4): Attribute 'useruntimeengine' for <exec ... /> is deprecated.
Use the managed attribute and Managed property instead.... more »
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Problem with "using" macro
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I just downloaded the latest version of SharpDevelop (3.1). When I
compile some older code it throws an unknown identifier error on the
"using" macro. Offending code below:
def email(subject as string, body as string):
if len(_smtp_from) > 0 and len(_smtp_to) > 0:
using smtp = SmtpClient(_smtp_ip):... more »
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Boo for Silverlight
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Hi, dear All!
In my Silverlight application I'm trying to implement DSL which will
manage user interface. I want to use Rhino.DSL. So I need to build
Rhino.DSL libraries for Silverlight. As far as I can see the only
issue is that Rhino.DSL references Boo.Lang, Boo.Lang.Compiler,
Boo.Lang.Parser.... more »
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Distinguishing between Generic and non-generic type with same name?
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If I have a generic class SomeClass<T> and a non-generic class called
SomeClass, how can I distinguish them in BOO?
If I specify SomeClass, I'll get the non-generic version. How can I
identify the open-generic version? I have tried SomeClass[of] but
that is not legal
thanks,
craig
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A bribe to Fully Support AutoComplete/Intellisense & Debugger?
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What's the status or plans to make the AutoComplete/Intellisense full featured in both Boo Addin for #D and BoolangPro for VS? Please answer for either or both. Hey, could we bribe one of you recognized Boo language developers to work on this as a priority? Maybe Daniel who did the Boo Addin for #D to begin with?... more »
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Indexer problem C# to Boo.
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This is again a conversion from C# to Boo using #Develop. In c# a line like this: high = low = retrace[0] = middle; Converted to Boo like this: high = (low = (retrace[0] = middle)) It gives an error on retrace[0] saying: Cannot convert 'void' to 'double'. (BCE0022) Removing retrace[0] the line compiles:... more »
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