[Gtk-sharp-list] Could someone explain why this is crashing?

[Mike Flippin]

I commented them out so I could see what would work. Here's an example 
of what went wrong for example. I added a Frame named frame1 to it and 
put [Widget] Frame frame1; in there just like the tutorial for Glade# 
does, and that failed too. It's always stuff that derives from 
Gtk.Container that seems to fail on my system.

I am at a loss as to what the problem is because AFAIK I am using the 
right names. I have been basically pouring over the monodocs over the 
last few days so I can't see how the names aren't being mapped 
correctly. I am compiling against package gtk-sharp-2.0 as well in order 
to make sure that I'm getting the right namespaces.

Thanks for the input, I'll try Glade.Widget with some of those.

Mike

Sergio Duran wrote:

>Well that error usually happends when you define an Widget in glade of
>a certain type and then in your C# code you define it as a different
>Widget.
>Your widgets are commented, did you try [Glade.Widget] instead of [Widget]?
>Try removing some widgets to see which one is causing problems, I'd
>play with the GtkEntry first.
>
>What version of gtk# are you using?
>
>Sorry if I can't debug your code, but my boss would get mad if I dont
>finish today with my code :)
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>On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 07:29:20 -0800 (PST),
>mikeflippin@blindmindseye.com <mikeflippin@blindmindseye.com> wrote:
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>>I get this exception every time I try to a combo box, or anything else
>>that is derived from Gtk.Container.
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>>Unhandled Exception: System.ArgumentException: Object type cannot be
>>converted to target type.
>>Parameter name: val in <0x000b6> System.Reflection.MonoField:SetValue
>>(object,object,System.Reflection.BindingFlags
>>,System.Reflection.Binder,System.Globalization.CultureInfo)
>>in <0x00173> Glade.XML:BindFields (object,System.Type)
>>in <0x00019> Glade.XML:BindFields (object)
>>in <0x00016> Glade.XML:Autoconnect (object)
>>in <0x00047> TestNewEntry:.ctor (string[])
>>in <0x00027> TestNewEntry:Main (string[])
>>
>>Could someone explain what is going on here?
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