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Disclaimer: I'm a member of the #develop core team, so I'm probably biased. #develop should be a good starting point for you. It is written entirely in .net languages, has an extensible and resuable architecture and comes with a number of samples and tech notes. I recommend you download the source code...
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Is it possible to launch unit test(s) using DBGCLR as the debugger instead of using the integrated debugger? I've successfully tried putting an InputBox() prompt in a test and manually attaching then, but I wondered if it could be configured somehow. Also, with that method none of my breakpoints set...
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rpresser
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06-12-2007
Filed under: Getting started, debugger
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The color used to highlight matching braces is rather annoying to me, as it tends to obscure the brace being highlighted to the point where I can't tell whether it's a ( or a { or a [. Is there any way to change this color? I looked at Options/Text Editor/Highlighting but didn't find anything.
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rpresser
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06-12-2007
Filed under: editor, Getting started
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This actually started several versions ago, and so I've been only an intermittent user but I'm still clueless. The first time I used #dev, everything seemed great. Then something happened and I'm sure I clicked something out of order,but I started getting lot's of weird behavior with the dockable windows...
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Hihi ;) What, if any, do you think the chances are that I could put together a "patch" or maybe a "plugin" for SD2/2.1 that basically uses the SD1.1 code for dealing with the 1.1 framework and pushes it into a SD2/2.1 usable format? Admittedly, I'm not sure that I'll ever get the time to dig through...
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Shukaido
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03-26-2007
Filed under: Feature Request, code generation, Getting started, suggestions, #develop for applications, Extending #develop, .net 1.1, import, custom components drag&drop, application development
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Hi! maybe not strongly sharpdevelop-related, but: I'm trying to create a simple glade project. The code is: using Glade; using Gtk; using System; public class GladeApp { [Widget] Label messageLabel; public static void Main (string[] args) { new GladeApp (args); } public GladeApp (string[] args) { Application...
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The #Develop help file states: "The Code Snippets Manager can be accessed from the Tools menu. For more information, see How to: Manage Code Snippets ." However, this option is not available in either version 2.0 or the 2.1 Beta 3. Is it called something else or is there another way to access the bits...
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James B
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01-19-2007
Filed under: Using #develop, code generation, Getting started, #develop for applications
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Good evening. I'm using #Develop 2.0.0.1710, french localization. When clicking the "new solution" button, I get a "New Project" window, where the default location of the project is: "C:\Documents and Settings\Thorna\Mes documents\SharpDevelop Projects" I'd like...
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thorna
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09-20-2006
Filed under: Using #develop, Getting started
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Hello! We use currently VS2005 in the team. But I am evaluating SharpDevelop as an alternative. I was able to open the existing solution (sln) files. However, the solution contains what VS is calling "Web Sites". And Web Sites in VS do not have a project file. So, I get in the solution explorer...
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Hi - did you read the wiki page on cf development ? Basically, it should be enough to just copy the exe file to your pocket pc or emulator, assuming that it is pocket pc executable. pdb files contain debugger stuff.
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BernhardSpuida
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11-09-2006
Filed under: Compact Framework, Using #develop, Getting started
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