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In my previous post I gave a general overview of what I want to do during this year's Google Summer of Code. The first six weeks I worked on extending the VB parser and lexer used by SharpDevelop. I have finished this, but it was a very complex and...
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SharpDevelop 4 has been updated to support unit testing with IronRuby. It uses the Ruby testing framework Test::Unit so you will need to have the Ruby standard library on your machine. IronRuby 1.0 targets Ruby 1.8.6 and includes it in its download so...
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The #develop Data Add-In is designed to host custom database providers to any SQL capable database system. Currently the Data Add-In only implements a provider for Microsoft SQL Server databases. The following tutorial guides you through the development...
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If you've tried to compile for .NET 4.0 using MSBuild on the command line without having the Windows SDK or Visual Studio 2010 installed, you'll probably have noticed this warning message: warning MSB3644: The reference assemblies for framework...
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SharpDevelop 4 has been updated to support running IronPython unit tests that use the unittest2 library, as shown in the screenshot below. Make sure unittest2 is on the Python path before running the unit tests. Out of the box SharpDevelop will actually...
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SharpDevelop 4 has been updated to support unit testing with IronPython. First you will need to install Python 2.6 . SharpDevelop uses the standard Python unit test library (unittest.py) to run the unit tests. SharpDevelop should detect where the Python...
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John Reilly has run the SharpZipLib project single handedly for some time, and after a magnificent stint running the show, has handed the reins over to me. They'll be big boots to step into. My first release is out now. Version 0.86.0 (download here...
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In SharpDevelop 4.0 the unit testing addin has been modified so it can be extended to support the use of custom unit test runners. An example addin has been created to show how to integrate a custom unit test runner. In this code sample Gallio has been...
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I hope you will be excited about this as much as I am. The Code Completion in SharpDevelop 4 just got two big enhancements: 1. You can now search by substring or CamelCase (ReSharper-like): 2. Notice that we did not import System.IO . Look what happens...
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After writing about the HelpViewer addin, it is about time to introduce the new help system. How does it work? The Help Library Agent is a locally running application, responding to a new protocol called "ms-xhelp". It is not really a protocol...
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I just checked in an update for the HelpViewer addin. It has a new pad displaying the contents of your selected help catalog. It was written by Sebastian Ullrich, a German developer. He provided me with the classes and pieces for SharpDevelop. So just...
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I checked in my HelpViewer addin today. It gives you a basic control over the new Microsoft Help System. This system was introduced with Visual Studio 2010 and it is probably the only product using it at this time. The new help addin is going to replace...
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I am participating in Google Summer of Code again this year and I am working on VB .NET support for SharpDevelop . In the .NET world VB .NET is one of the most used languages. SharpDevelop has only support for VB 2005. With VB 2008 and 2010 Microsoft...
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Hi all, My name is Kumar Devvrat and I will be working on the WPF Designer as part of this year's Google summer of code (GSoC) project. WPF is used extensively to design UI's and a good designer for that exponentially eases the whole design/development...
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House-keeping first: source code can be found in the /Reports branch (a branch of version 4.0 of SharpDevelop), an integration build is available on the build server under the heading "Mirador Reports Branch". Back to the scheduled programming...
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