Pretty Weird Request Here...

[matthias s 0]

Hi! :-O yes... and once more... :-O I now I go: Could somebody please, please, please compile WeifenLuo's DockManager Library in Debug and Release Mode for me? I'm not using visual Studio and I'm having massive problems getting it compiled. Just want to check whether I'm being stupid or my IDE (SD) is... Source can be found here[^] Here is my email. And the last one to go... :-O Thanks a ton. Seriously. Matthias

If eell I ,nust draw to your atenttion to het fakt that I can splel perfrectly well - i;ts my typeying that sukcs. (Lounge/David Wulff)

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[ABean]

I just downloaded it and it compiles without any errors for me (VS.NET 2003) in both debug and release.

[leppie]

Rename those resources to include the namespace.folder.filename.ext, then just compile with csc :) top secret xacc-ide 0.0.1

[leppie]

Its nice to help people, but read the question next time :) (i know i have done it too) top secret xacc-ide 0.0.1

[ABean]

Sorry, chief. I reread it and I still don't see where I went wrong; I did what the guy asked. I hope your solution below is what he needs.

[Heath Stewart]

He said he's not using Visual Studio.

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[Heath Stewart]

Just to expand on what leppie said, VS.NET will use the project's root namespace + any folder names to construct a default namespace for new source files, or when it compiles resources it will use those names to create a "namespace" for the resource. This is a feature of VS.NEt, however, not the csc.exe command-line compiler - especially since it doesn't even compile .resx files (you have to use resgen.exe for that).

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[matthias s 0]

Hi Heath, I don't seem to get it working. Eventhough I've read the csc and the resgen documentation forward and backward. Could you (or somebody who's reading this) pls. be so kind an mail me the DLL's (preferably in DEBUG and RELEASE mode, but it's ok if I get only the RELEASE version). I just want to use the library. I'm actually not too much interested in manipulating the source. Takes you a couple of seconds. Keeps me from getting nuts. :wtf: Thanks again... Matthias

If eell I ,nust draw to your atenttion to het fakt that I can splel perfrectly well - i;ts my typeying that sukcs. (Lounge/David Wulff)

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[Heath Stewart]

You'll never learn anything that way. For resgen, just include the root namespace of the project plus any folders. Since you don't have VS.NET, then find where the file is used and use the same namespace. Then use resgen.exe like so:

resgen.exe SomeFile.resx SomeNamespace.SomeFile.resources

Do that for each ResX file. When you need to compile the source, do something like this:

csc.exe /t:winexe /out:SomeApp.exe /recurse:*.cs /res:SomeNamespace.SomeFile.resources *.cs

Or whatever is required.

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