http://www.rssmicro.com/?q=Xamarin&f=0 Real-time search results for Xamarin en-us Wed, 19 Jun 2013 10:22:45 GMT http://www.rssmicro.com/images/rssmicro_logo3.gif http://www.rssmicro.com 1440 http://blog.xamarin.com/new-guides-from-xamarin-evolve-curriculum/ <p><font color="Gray">Source: www.go-mono.com --- Monday, June 17, 2013</font><br />The <b>Xamarin</b> documentation team has released new guides and samples adapted from our Evolve Training sessions. Whether you are an Evolve attendee looking to review the great information from the training sessions, or if you didn’t get a chance to attend the training at the conference, we’ve got you covered with hundreds of pages of [...] ...</p> http://blog.xamarin.com/new-guides-from-xamarin-evolve-curriculum/ Mon, 17 Jun 2013 22:59:35 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WorkflowFlash/~3/sjMCK4tt550/memory-management-pitfalls-in-xamarin-ios-introduction.php <p><font color="Gray">Source: workflowflash.com --- Monday, June 17, 2013</font><br />Writing iOS apps in <b>Xamarin</b>.iOS is a wonderful thing. You get all the beautiful benefits of creating native applications for iOS, but in a language that’s both comfortable and powerful – C#. What’s not to like about using all of...… ...</p> http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WorkflowFlash/~3/sjMCK4tt550/memory-management-pitfalls-in-xamarin-ios-introduction.php Mon, 17 Jun 2013 21:16:37 GMT http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WorkflowFlash/~3/j8I1D8dvDHc/memory-management-pitfalls-in-xamarin-ios-pitfall-1.php <p><font color="Gray">Source: workflowflash.com --- Monday, June 17, 2013</font><br />Pitfall #1 – Cyclical references in Parent/Child relationships In the Introduction to this series, we talked about the interaction between <b>Xamarin</b>.iOS and the native Objective C iOS code. We pointed out that since Objective C is reference counted, the <b>Xamarin</b>.iOS...… ...</p> http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/WorkflowFlash/~3/j8I1D8dvDHc/memory-management-pitfalls-in-xamarin-ios-pitfall-1.php Mon, 17 Jun 2013 21:16:37 GMT http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17146182/xamarin-android-f-scoping-how-do-i-see-a-namespace-in-a-different-file <p><font color="Gray">Source: stackoverflow.com --- Monday, June 17, 2013</font><br /><b>Xamarin</b>/Android: F# scoping - how do I see a namespace in a different file? I know this sounds really basic, but I can't seem to get it to work. I will illustrate with an example: I start a new solution, I select a new F# Android App and call it FSScopeTest1, giving me MainActivity.fs namespace FSScopeTest1 open System open Android.Content open Android.OS open Android.Runtime open Android.Views open Adroid.Widget [<Activity (Label = "FSScopeTest1", MainLauncher = true)>] type MainActivity () = inherit Activity () let mutable count:int = 1 override this.OnCreate (bundle) = base.OnCreate (bundle) // Set our view from the "main" layout resource this.SetContentView (Resource_Layout.Main) // Get our button from the layout resource, and attach an event to it let button = this.FindViewById<Button>(Resource_Id.myButton) button.Click.Add (fun args -> button.Text <- sprintf "%d clicks" count count <- count + 1 ) I then add a new F# Source file, ScopeTestNS.fs namespace ScopeTestNS module ScopeTestMod = let astr = "some text" I then add to MainActivity.fs, on the second line: open ScopeTestNS and change the lamba expression for button.Click.Add to read button.Click.Add (fun args -> // button.Text <- sprintf "%d clicks!" count // count <- count + 1 button.Text <- ScopeTestMod.astr ) now, when I build the solution, I get the error: The namespace or module "ScopeTestMod" is not defined. How do I make my namespace ScopeTestNS visible in MainActi ...</p> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17146182/xamarin-android-f-scoping-how-do-i-see-a-namespace-in-a-different-file Mon, 17 Jun 2013 11:15:48 GMT