- #HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC HOW TO#
- #HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC .DLL#
- #HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC SKIN#
- #HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC SOFTWARE#
move to the right section and look for " mono" if present.
#HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC SOFTWARE#
On the left hand side under the section Software select " framework". Verify by going to the apple symbol on the top left corner and select " about this mac" then select " more info" then select " system report". It must be run as rootįor dir in /usr/bin /usr/share/man/man1 /usr/share/man/man3 /usr/share/man/man5 doįor i in `ls -al | grep /Library/Frameworks/amework/ | awk ''` doĦ. #This script removes Mono from an OS X System. I already took the script in their webpage and tried it on terminal. I've been struggling for a while but I can't seem to get it. If (name.Contains ("GtkThemeResource.I installed Mono's Framework a while ago and now I'd like to uninstall it, but I have no idea how. String names = myAssembly.GetManifestResourceNames () Normally these would be bundled inside the ContentsResource directory and use the above code to assign thegtkrc` that is in your bundle.įor standalone exe's I have also have used an embedded gtkrc file and extract it to a tmp file a runtime: using System Īssembly myAssembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly () If you have your own theme, bundle the files (gtkrc, other included gtkrc files, icons, images, etc.) inside your. With your application you can assign GTK to use one of the Mono installed themes or one that your application provides.īEFORE the () you can do the following to assign the gtkrc file: Gtk.Rc.AddDefaultFile ()
#HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC SKIN#
#HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC HOW TO#
gtkrc files (IMHO: how many users really know how to do that or would even what to and the support nightmares of 'expert' end-users tweaking the UI, I prefer locking the UIX experience to something uniform to all users, but, again, that is just my opition). The one located in the /etc/gtk-2.0 is the default (Tango style) while one of the alternatives is 'Xamarin' and is the one that is used to stylize Xamarin Studio (internally named "Mac Theme for Xamarian").Īs for controlling which theme is applied to your application, you can allow the user to control it via $HOME directory based. Location : /Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/4.2.1 find. Mono on OS-X installs a default GTK2 theme ( gtkrc) and few alternative themes:
The internals of gtkrc-based files are out-of-scope here, but there are plenty of references on the web for GTK 2.0 resources/theming. These resources files can be standalone, include other resources files and reference external images (icons), etc. Theming is handled in GTK 2 via resource files with the master normally named 'gtkrc'.
#HOW TO FIND MONO FRAMEWORK ON MAC .DLL#
dll doesn't exist on my filesystem, a quick locate gtksharpglue-2 revealed the following files: /Library/Frameworks/amework/Versions/2.10.9/lib/libgtksharpglue-2.soĭo those files help me? What are the next steps from here to debug/fix this? I already searched Google, but either I am too new to this subject to recognize useful information, or useful information just doesn't exist. When I compile and run that snippet, it seems to find and include the GTK-library, it prints "Loading." to the console, but the line after Console.WriteLine() causes this error: System.DllNotFoundException: gtksharpglue-2Īt (wrapper managed-to-native) Gtk.Container:gtksharp_gtk_container_get_focus_child_offset ()Īt () in :0
I added gtk-sharp.dll (from /opt/local/lib/mono/gtk-sharp-2.0) to my references.
Via macports I installed the following packages: I'm trying to do my first steps in C# and wanted to build an empty GTK window as my first task.