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For those of you that haven't followed the development of SDR in the past, a quick introduction on how to get started. There is a Wiki dedicated to SDR: http://sharpdevelopreports.net/ (please note that it hasn't been updated yet for the fact...
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As of today, SharpDevelop Reports (SDR) is once again an integral part of SharpDevelop! It will be shipped with SharpDevelop 3.2 (~spring 2010), but it is already available on the build server as part of the SharpDevelop integration builds. Please note...
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Support for IronRuby in SharpDevelop has moved on since the last alpha release of the IronRuby addin . This addin now ships with SharpDevelop 3.2 which is available to download from the build server . The main new features are support for IronRuby 1.0...
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Features: The Designer is using the infrastructure from Windows.Forms.Designer Run Expressions inside a Report; based on the work of Irony and Simpleexpressionevaluator UnitTests for many (increasing number) of Classes The Designer in Action: TextEditor...
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Support for IronRuby 0.9.1 is now available for SharpDevelop 3.1 . The IronRuby addin is an early alpha preview release/proof of concept and is not an official part of SharpDevelop 3.1 so it is available as a separate download at the end of this post...
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Python auto-indentation has now been added to SharpDevelop 3.1 in revision 5007 . The latest SharpDevelop builds can be downloaded from the build server . The indentation will be increased after a line ending with the colon character, such as a method...
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Getting an IronPython WinForm to display an icon or image can be done in different ways. Here we will take a look at the following ways to add a background image to the main form of an IronPython WinForms application. Using the SharpDevelop forms designer...
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During SharpDevelop developer days 2009 we implemented new debugger features to appear in SharpDevelop 4: Debugger tooltips for IEnumerable The individual items of IEnumerable can be expanded normally. Text visualizer There is a new visualizer chooser...
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Although we had basic support for profiling unit tests in the RC1 of SharpDevelop 3 , it was very hard to use. The reason for this was that the profiler simply attached itself to the NUnit console runner used by SharpDevelop and recorded all calls, even...
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Important note: The changes discussed in this post apply only to SharpDevelop 4.0.0.4537 and later revisions. Why? As you might have noticed, I am one of the accepted Google Summer of Code 2009 students . While working on my project, the XAML binding...
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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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