The issue comes from your instantiation of new List(). These also need the generic component: public static List<string> items = new List<string>(); public static List<double> itemsprice = new List<double>(); public static List<double> qu = new List<double>(); That is, there is no type List but there is a generic type List<T>. More information and examples of … Read more
Use ‘Attach’ in MonoDevelop’s debug menu; you should be able to attach to the running Unity process that way. (You may need to ensure that the appropriate option is turned on in Unity’s preferences).
The Mono project supports ARM, so one should be able to build and use MonoDevelop on the Raspberry Pi. At least that’s what I’m hoping! 2012-05-16 I got my Raspberry Pi yesterday (yay!) and can confirm that it is possible to compile and run .NET code (I tested with C#) using Mono and its MCS … Read more
Not that I’m aware of, no. A few people have discussed it but nothing concrete has emerged. We’ve been trying to implement some of the low-hanging fruit among the R# features that matter to people, such as the camelCase completion list matching – please file enhancement bugs if you can think of any more! Also, … Read more
From a MonoDevelop blog post: There were several long time pending bug reports, and I also wanted to improve a bit the performance and memory use. MonoDevelop creates a Parser Information Database (pidb) file for each assembly or project. This file contains all the information about classes implemented in an assembly, together with documentation pulled … Read more
I had the same problem using .Net Standard 2.1, and I solved it for myself by cleaning the solution and then rebuilding it.
I guess what you would need to do is: In your project options set “Runtime version” to “Mono/.Net 3.5” Add reference to System.Core package (right click references in solution explorer) Add “using System.Linq” to your module after that your code should compile and execute hope this helps, regards
Xamarin is primarily a platform for developing mobile applications (Android and iPhone) using C#. The Mono project is an open-source port of the .NET framework. It is most commonly used to run .NET under Linux. From a performance standpoint, it runs about 50% (on average) as fast as the .NET framework. MonoDevelop is an open-source … Read more
There are many ways to wait in Unity. They are really simple but I think it’s worth covering most ways to do it: 1.With a coroutine and WaitForSeconds. This is by far the simplest way. Put all the code that you need to wait for some time in a coroutine function then you can wait … Read more
On Mac, if you have an app open and you try to launch it again, the Mac just switches to the open app. You can force it to open a new instance by passing the option “-n” to the launcher. In a terminal, run open -n /Applications/MonoDevelop.app Note also that MonoDevelop is capable of opening … Read more