When I use asynchronous command like : Gtk.Application.Invoke(delegate {
function();
}); I get a problem with the
trunk view of classes on Monodevelop. When I create new namespace,
classes or functions they don't appear any more.
It seems Monodevelop doesn't like {} inside a method ...
Do have one of you ever faced such a problem ?
Thanks for help and have a nice day,
alain costanza
Gtk.Application.Invoke
2006-07-18 13:07:32
Hello,
When I use asynchronous command like : Gtk.Application.Invoke(delegate {
function();
}); I get a problem with the
trunk view of classes on Monodevelop. When I create new namespace,
classes or functions they don't appear any more.
It seems Monodevelop doesn't like {} inside a method ...
Do have one of you ever faced such a problem ?
Thanks for help and have a nice day,
alain costanza
Gtk.Application.Invoke
2006-07-18 13:07:32
Hello,
When I use asynchronous command like : Gtk.Application.Invoke(delegate {
function();
}); I get a problem with the
trunk view of classes on Monodevelop. When I create new namespace,
classes or functions they don't appear any more.
It seems Monodevelop doesn't like {} inside a method ...
Do have one of you ever faced such a problem ?
Thanks for help and have a nice day,
alain costanza