[MonoDevelop] Configuring AddIns?

Benjamin Joldersma ben@joldersma.org
Thu, 21 Oct 2004 21:47:08 -0500


Thanks for the replies.  Of course about 5 minutes after I sent that 
email, I just randomly moved the makefile.am in AddInManager/ to 
makefile and built it and copied the dll & xml into the AddIns build 
folder and boom - I saw a working addin. 

I'm not looking for a finished product at this point, just at what's 
going on.  I dug around a little in gtk 5 years or so ago, its probably 
changed quite a bit (maybe not?)  I'd love to help out with the project, 
but I'm not sure what I could really do...

Looks good - I'm excited.

--ben

John Luke wrote:

>Hello,
>
>With most AddIns they will have an assembly (.dll) and an .addin.xml
>file that need to be placed where MonoDevelop looks for addins.  This
>depends on whether you are using make run, or monodevelop to launch
>the app.  For the ones you mentioned, they should go to
>$MonodevelopRoot/AddIns/.  But like Todd said, none are finished and
>may not do anything useful.
>
>On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:32:39 -0700, Todd Berman <tberman@off.net> wrote:
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>>On Thu, 2004-10-21 at 17:13 -0500, Benjamin Joldersma wrote:
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>>>Hello all,
>>>
>>>First off, I want to say thanks so much for all the hard work.  I've
>>>been following the progress since around January or so, and it's really
>>>exciting to see this project maturing.
>>>
>>>Not until now, unfortunately, have I made the time to (re)install linux
>>>(gentoo), and get mono running (again).  I've gotten the latest version
>>>of MonoDevelop from svn, and now I am wondering: how do I install the
>>>addins?  I want to see whats going on with this thing!  The Debugger
>>>especially, but lots of other folders sound interesting: AddInManager,
>>>AssemblyAnalyzer, StartPage, Nunit, etc.
>>>      
>>>
>>Those are all works-in-progress, and they arent enabled because they
>>arent useful/finished/or working.
>>
>>Enabling them is different for each one.
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