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The group was created to foster more accessible communication for the development of CocoaSharp
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Helping develop
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So I'd love to start helping, but where to start? I haven't seen much of a 'todo' list... is it just kind of try out what's there and what's not...?
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Please Join the Official Mono Lists for Cocoa#
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Guys,
to make sure you're in the loop with all the latest developments and
the ongoing restructuring of the Cocoa# and general OS X support,
please make sure you are aware of the two "official" mailing lusts for
Cocoa# and OS X on the Ximian mailing list server. Please see
[link]... more »
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Tutorial: Stupid Word Counter
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I wrote a new simple tutorial for Cocoa#.
It focuses on creating a C# program in Visual Studio with a Cocoa#
port in mind.
[link]
Yes, I realise it's simple; but it does cover the fundamentals.
There is more to come.
Have fun!
Andrew.... more »
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how can i integrate cocoa# into xcode
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Hi guys, Seems that we have some communication problems at cocoa-sharp... (big ones I'd say) We have two different mailing lists : cocoa-sh...@lists.ximian.com cocoa-sharp-dev@googlegroups.c om I really don't understand the mailing list situation: As in other project we have a dev and non-dev group, but clearly cocoa... more »
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Visual Studio and Cocoa#
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Turns out that using a few #define and #if, #else, and #endif
statements Visual Studio can be used to develop a single code base for
Windows Forms and Cocoa#.
Yes, I know it's obvious, but I tried it anyway.
I'll post a tutorial together with the QuickInfo example this weekend.
The Makefile should then contain a -define argument for mcs to set... more »
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Screenshots
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I have a simple test application that I use against new versions of
Mono (just for sanity checks). It's called QuickInfo and it simply
displays some environment info.
I experimented a bit and made a Cocoa# version:
[link]
What's funny is that Environment.Version gives different results for... more »
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String Issues
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I can set string values in text fields, views, and data structures
fine but as soon as i try to retrieve a value i get the following
error. (Im running in the terminal so thats where it appers)
*** -[NCSFString cStringUsingEncoding:]: selector not recognized.
Any ideas?
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Mutexes and cocoa-sharp
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Hi Everyone,
I have been having problems when exiting mono applications by right-
clicking the dock icon and selecting 'quit'. I have been able to
isolate the problem to the combination of Cocoa.Application.Run and
using a Mutex. Below you can find the most trivial example I could
come up with.... more »
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