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Hi, my name is Martin Konicek and starting this summer, I will be trying to make your debugging experience in SharpDevelop even better. This blog will be about my project for Google summer of code 2009 - Debugger visualizers . The exciting part is that...
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With SharpDevelop 3.1 you can now debug IronPython code with the IronPython Interpreter (ipy.exe). Before you start make sure the debugger is set to use the Just My Code feature. From the Tools menu select Options and then click the Debugging category...
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Support for designing Windows Forms in IronPython is now available in SharpDevelop 3.1. The original IronPython forms designer was removed when SharpDevelop 3.0 began supporting IronPython 2.0 which had removed support for generating IronPython code from...
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SharpDevelop 3.1 now supports converting C# and VB.NET code to IronPython. It can convert a single file or an entire project. The code to convert between these languages is still under development and has some limitations. Converting an Individual File...
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SharpDevelop 3.1 now supports NUnit 2.5 . A summary of which NUnit version is supported by SharpDevelop is shown in the table below. SharpDevelop 3.1 NUnit 2.5 SharpDevelop 3.0 NUnit 2.4.8 SharpDevelop 2.2.1 NUnit 2.4.7 SharpDevelop 1.1 NUnit 2.2 NUnit...
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These projects have been accepted into SharpDevelop. You can learn more about each project by visiting the links below. Student Title Mentor Siegfried Pammer XAML code completion for SharpDevelop Bernhard Spuida Philipp Maihart Application "Database...
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As mentioned in the previous post, SharpDevelop 3.1 will contain a built-in profiler. Today we'll talk about what data the profiler collects, and what exactly "merging" is. We’ll use the following sample program for exploring the topic:...
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Nearly one year ago, we started building a new tool for SharpDevelop: a profiler. It will make it easier to analyze and improve the performance of applications developed using SharpDevelop. In the next few weeks we are going to give you an overview of...
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The time to send in proposals for Google Summer Of Code is over now. Now we're busy reading your proposals and trying to decide on a ranking. This is a lot more work than I initially expected - we got lots of proposals during the last three days....
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In SharpDevelop 3.1.0.3948, I changed our Subversion integration to use SharpSVN instead of SvnDotNet . SharpSVN exposes more Subversion APIs to managed code, which could result in some nice features in the (far) future - for example, "SVN Diff"...
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David wrote a blog post on our participation in the GSoC 2009 . It refers to the GSoC 2009 Wiki entry where the mentors have posted a few ideas (yes, we actively encourage students to come up with their own!). As I am the program manager, I am not active...
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SharpDevelop is participating in the Google Summer of Code this year. It is an opportunity for students to earn 4500 USD over the summer by working on an open-source project. We have created a list of ideas, but you can work basically on anything you...
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Here is a short walkthrough on how to use the Python Standard Library with SharpDevelop 3.0 and IronPython 2.0. Prerequisites You will need to have SharpDevelop 3.0 and Python 2.5 installed on your machine. These can be downloaded from the following locations...
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Another major release of SharpDevelop finally hits the streets - version 3.0 has been completed yesterday and is available for download as of now! Go get it
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On December 5th (revision 3655), we removed the WPF designer from SharpDevelop 3.0. The decision to remove this feature had its origins in an internal discussion between Daniel, Ivan and myself after watching the PDC 2008 session Microsoft .NET Framework...
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