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I've downloaded a framework with samples in .csproj project format. How can I open them in MonoDevelop? I'm interested in using some classes in that framework. It has a folder structure like: Accord.Statistics.Models and a main folder Accord with a subfolder Statistics with a subfolder Models with a file ModelFoo.cs I want to use that file (that begin with namespace Accord.Statistics.Models ) in a MonoDevelop Solution under Ubuntu. If I copy the folder or single files inside my new Solution I get the error Are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference? How can I do? Create a new

When an asset contains unicode characters in the file name, for example Chinese or Arabic, the file can not be deployed to a package, it errors out. Renaming the file to ANSI characters fixes it. Is there a way to get MonoDevelop + MonoDroid deploy unicode Assets? I can't find this documented anywhere, but asset filenames must be ASCII, because that's what the aapt tool requires : /* * Names of asset files must meet the following criteria: * * - the filename length must be less than kMaxAssetFileName bytes long * (and can't be empty) * - all characters must be 7-bit printable ASCII * - none of

I'm not sure exactly what broke this as I've been sporadic with my Mono/Monotouch development, but I believe it's the latest update to the mono framework. All of a sudden building my Unit Test project (which itself is a MonoTouch Library project) now breaks the compiler and it seems to be the RhinoMocks DLL (removing the reference fixes it). It looks like the RM DLL is referencing the wrong System DLL (not the MT one) but what is confusing is why this never broke before and my tests used to run fine. I've put a simple sample SLN up on Github that reproduces the error: https://github.com

mono : Is remote debugging possible with monodevelop? I want to remote debug a console application running on a remote RHEL server with monodevelop installed on CentOS development machine. Is this possible with monodevelop? This could actually be done with the Soft Debugger . Currently, no. This is not possible. I have heard the MonoDevelop team mention they would like this feature in the future, but I do not believe they have a schedule yet for when they will get to it. The new Soft Debugger and the MD addin do support remote debugging but there's no way to set up the debugger session from

I've upgraded iOS 5.0.1 to 5.1 and I'm using MonoTouch 5.2.5 and MonoDevelop 2.8.6.5. When I created a sample applcation in MonoDevelop, it shows the error "The apple iphone sdk not installed". How do I get MonoTouch to work with iOS 5.1? Did you only update your device(s) to iOS 5.1 ? or Did you install the new Xcode 4.3.1 from the AppStore ? That where the iOS 5.1 SDK is available and MonoDevelop 2.8.6.5 should pick it up automatically. From MonoDevelop menu, select About Mono Develop item, select the Version Info tab and look if anything is listed as missing (or simply looks wrong). You can