[Gtk-sharp-list] win32 vs linux override discrepancy

[Alvaro A. Ramirez]

Excellent! Will try it now and let you know. 

Thanks, 

Alvaro

On Wed, 2004-03-03 at 17:38, will@xpi.net wrote:
> I have put the latest CVS WIN32 builds in an installer at
> http://pop.xpi.net/gtksharp/gtksharp.exe .
> 
> This installer is similar to the .15 installer I made a while back but is
> using the latest CVS build.
> 
> Works for VS .NET/C# Builder.
> 
> By request, I have changed the install dir to C:\Program
> Files\GNU\LIB\GTKSHARP .   But you can actually install the libraries
> anywhere you want to (I prefer C:\GNU\LIB\GTKSHARP). If you are using my
> previous installer, unistall it using the Add/Remove link and then install
> this new one.
> 
> Don't forget to update your references in VS .NET to the new install dir.
> 
> Also this version of the Installer has one annoying bug in it that I
> haven't had the time to correct:
> 
> If you decide to uninstall GTKSHARP, it will remove the entry in the
> Add/Remove Programs tool in the Control Panel.  However, it does not
> correctly remove the shortcut in the Windows Start Menu.  Just right-click
> on it and delete it.
> 
> I will get around to fixing that annoying bug when I have the time.
> 
> Also for you extremely lazy people out there (count me in this group):
> 
> I have a new Windows installer that is currently in testing with my QA
> guy.  It is fully aware of Mono, MCS, VS .NET and C# Builder.  So it will
> let you choose which compiler to install for.  It also will grab the
> latest daily CVS builds of GTKSharp from our servers so that I don't have
> to keep recompiling the installer for new people.  Then there is an
> auto-update tool that will check daily for new builds of the gtksharp
> libraries and download an incrimental (spelling?) patch for the files from
> the servers.  On the server end, it builds the latest cvs builds
> automatically and makes them available for the auto-update tool in the
> installer.
> 
> The thought was to take the headache out of using the GTKSHARP libraries
> and let people focus on just developing.
> 
> When the newer installer is available, I will let everyone know.
> 
> Enjoy!
> 
> --Will Collins
>   Xperience Software
>   will@xpi.net
> 
> > I've been using gtk# on linux (mono) and win32 (.net). This has been
> > working flawlessly for quite a while. Now that I upgraded gtk# on linux
> > to 0.17, the same code does not compile on .net. I decided to compile my
> > 0.17 dll's using cygwin (for the first time). Not sure if I'm doing it
> > right. Took the 7 compiled dll's and put them in my Bin/Debug directory
> > of my visual studio solution. This is where I usually put them when I
> > download them from the gtk# site and they work.
> >
> > Assuming that I compiled them correctly, I cannot override
> > OnButtonPressEvent on win32 (.net). On linux it's ok.
> >
> > I get "no suitable method found to override."
> >
> > I'm using:
> >
> > protected override bool OnButtonPressEvent(Gdk.EventButton evnt)
> >
> > In order for it to work on .net, I have to use ref:
> >
> > protected override bool OnButtonPressEvent(ref Gdk.EventButton evnt)
> >
> >
> > Also, members of Gdk.EventButton are lower case in win32 and uppercase
> > on mono (linux) such as:
> >
> > button, x, and y
> >
> > Does anyone have the windows dll's for 0.17? I would like to try someone
> > else's?
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Alvaro
> >
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