@ linux users: a compiling version of monodevelop 8.2 ready for testing: https://github.com/dotdevelop/dotdevelop/tree/dotdevelop_oe_8.2.6
Hello! I'm using MonoDevelop 7.8.4 (build 2), and I'm trying to use the MonoGame templates provided (after adding the extension). MonoDevelop Created the files, but it complains that the MonoGame.Framework assembly can't be found in the framework .NET Framework 4.5 (as well as complaints about 2 .dylib files and 1 .dll.config file not existing in a folder that definitely doesn't exist) ; I found someone who added the MonoGame.Framework.DesktopGL package and then referenced that. After some doing, I found I could add in the reference from the assemblies tab of "Edit References" and have a MonoGame.Framework reference that actually has working code behind it. But after doing so (and removing the broken MonoGame.Framework reference), MonoDevelop still complains that the types and namespaces within MonoGame.Framework don't exist or could not be found (and predefined types weren't imported). All of those exist in the MonoGame.Framework that I should have a valid reference to know, but apparently don't.
I'm not able to find much information on it, so I'd like to ask here: What does MonoDevelop want, when it's connecting a referenced assembly to a type, namespace, or class in the code created by the template/user?
Hi anyone know how to get access to the the registration form(“https://addins.monodevelop.com/User/Login”) for visual studio for mac extensions or why it's closed?
Why is there only build instructions for windows? I need a msi bin with it handling dependencies and everything by itself. I need the program to be installed on many computers with some not exactly being powerful and it is very impractical to have to build on all. Any chance I can get an easy bin or suggestion on how to make my own or something?
@LWanfg_twitter, if you are using Windows, you are probably much better off with Visual Studio, so I'd like to ask what would you call "not exactly being powerful"? Here in the high school classroom I manage, we are using Intel I3-2100 with 4 GB of RAM, and while they are not lightning fast, they sure manage to do their work fine with VS.
@lytico Excellent work in fact. I sent a pull request to show how the files can be compiled on Ubuntu 20.04, dotdevelop/dotdevelop#28
Hello everyone! I'm porting VSIX to VS for Mac. And it's pretty hard cause very little information is available. What extension does is it places clickable icon near the specific comment (which is specifically highlighted), click on this icon opens a context menu with 2 menu items. Am I able to do this in VS for Mac? How can I highlight text by regex, am I able to display intra text adornments or at least light bulb with few actions?
@ linux users: a compiling version of monodevelop 8.4 ready for testing: https://github.com/dotdevelop/dotdevelop/tree/dotdevelop_oe_8.4.3.12
included dotnetcore-debugging (premiere for monodevelop) over samsung.netcoredebug by integrating @lextm 's https://github.com/lextudio/monodevelop.netcoredbg
so we'r on pare with latest monodevelop's release
@ linux users: a compiling version of monodevelop 8.4 ready for testing: https://github.com/dotdevelop/dotdevelop/tree/dotdevelop_oe_8.4.3.12
Great. I will test it.
It was a deliberate decision each time
Of course it's dead now
direct_hex was aware of each and was(is?) actually the person in charge of packaging for linux(specially debian, taken over from meebey(DD)) and (not)bundling the debugger and packaging it in flatpak or something else(i don't recall which) but had 0 authority to voice in any complaint despite knowing full well what was happening.
Don't question me like I just arrived here, I've read a lot of the source code of monodevelop and almost all of mono and gtk# and i know how hacky and ugly the code is.
I bet you still compile with main thread and slluiz or whatevor his name is refuses to change it because duning kruger doesn't let him see what he has there is absolute garbage.
/endrant
included dotnetcore-debugging (premiere for monodevelop) over samsung.netcoredebug by integrating @lextm 's https://github.com/lextudio/monodevelop.netcoredbg
Well, if he's dead. The configure and make scripts are out of date, and the project does not compile.
@behrooz0az_gitlab Yes monodevelop is dead, but there is a community effort (not related to Microsoft) that is attempting to get it going again in a fork, this is happening over at https://github.com/dotdevelop, sounds like you have lots of knowledge of the codebase maybe you can help out.
@CesarNavaMercadazo thank you for trying. Can you specify what didn't work with compiling, maybe by issuing here: https://github.com/dotdevelop/dotdevelop/issues ? binaries: in this stage of the project, it's to early to provide them (or packages). Current state is not production ready.
So I've been porting a lot of monodevelop to .net core, I might try to update to .net 5 soon. Everything seems to be working, I've mostly just got the core working with some gui. I have made a few changes to the code base but nothing to significant. Since ms basically owns this now is there going to be an issue? License wise or anything?
do you have a link to your branch/repo?
@hellzhammer Microsoft owns but abandoned it. As MonoDevelop is in general released under MIT/X11 license, https://www.monodevelop.com/developers/#a-note-on-licensing You can almost do whatever you like.
I am interested in contributing to this project. I would like to know of this project is accepting contributions?? The last commit seems to be from Jan 2020...
Hello silent community! Does anybody know how to pack resources folder with dll to mpack package with vstool?
I guess you search for something like this (shell command): "/Applications/Visual Studio.app/Contents/MacOS/vstool" setup pack YourProject/bin/Release/net472/YourProject.dll
@ linux users: a compiling version of monodevelop 8.6 ready for testing: https://github.com/dotdevelop/dotdevelop/tree/dotdevelop_oe_8.6 . Currently not compiling on most plattforms: github-addin
Hello, I am interested in your community effort to revive monodevelop as dotdevelop. I tried to compile the new dotdevelop_oe_8.6 branch on my ubuntu 20.04 system, but I get the following error during compilation:
Xwt.GtkBackend/CustomListModel.cs(65,24): error CS0506: 'CustomListModel.Dispose()': cannot override inherited member 'Object.Dispose()' because it is not marked virtual, abstract, or override [/home/david/dotdevelop/main/external/xwt/Xwt.Gtk/Xwt.Gtk.csproj]
steps as recommended in README:
git clone -b dotdevelop_oe_8.6 https://github.com/dotdevelop/dotdevelop.git
cd dotdevelop/
./configure --profile=gnome
make
@eit52david Unfortunately the README file didn't include all necessary details. You have to install
gtk-sharp2, not gtk-sharp3, https://github.com/dotdevelop/dotdevelop/blob/dotdevelop_oe_8.6/.github/workflows/monodevelop.yml#L22
You have to completely uninstall
gtk-sharp3 and then install gtk-sharp2.
I need sme help with monodevelop and adding code snippets from external .xml file (on linux)