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Gtk# on Windows - now with more Tomboy flavour!
If anyone missed it, a new shiny Gtk# 2.12.8 installer for Windows is available. As Miguel noted yesterday, it’s a nice small package with the full stack so you have everything you need to develop in an awesome cross-platform way.
And speaking of cross-platform development, in case you missed that one as well, a new version of Tomboy is out now, with full Windows and Mac OSX support, for your note-taking pleasure! I’ve been using Tomboy forever, and it’s one of those little apps that you just can’t go without once you have it!
Microsoft disponibiliza código fonte
Como já devem ter lido por aí, a Microsoft anunciou que irá disponibilizar o código fonte da maioria das bibliotecas do .NET 3.5. O código estará disponível para download, e estará integrado no Visual Studio 2008, pelo que passará a ser possível fazer debug ao .NET, tal como, aliás, o pessoal do Java já pode fazer há uma data de anos.
Já houve muitas reacções e comentários a esta notícia. Como parte integrante da equipa do Mono, não posso deixar de frisar o seguinte aviso:
.NET Bugs Registry
Nice handy list for those weird things that can bite you when you least expect it…
NumericUpDown is a nice control... eh
From the site:
FAQs
NumericUpDown
How do I get the Tooltips to be shown on a NumericUpDown control?
This is because of a bug in the .NET Framework. When tooltips are set on a control that hosts other controls within it (like the NumericUpDown), tooltips are not shown on those child controls. To workaround this issue, do the following in code:
[C#]
foreach ( Control c in numericUpDown1.Controls )
tooltip.SetToolTip( c, "mytooltip" );
[Visual Basic]
Dim c As Control
For Each c In numericUpDown1.Controls
tooltip.SetToolTip(c, "mytooltip")
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Contributed from George Shepherd’s Windows Forms FAQ