Subject: Re: Configuring AddIns? - msg#00067

Thanks for the replies. Of course about 5 minutes after I sent that email, I just randomly moved the makefile.am in AddInManager/ to makefile and built it and copied the dll & xml into the AddIns build folder and boom - I saw a working addin.
I'm not looking for a finished product at this point, just at what's going on. I dug around a little in gtk 5 years or so ago, its probably changed quite a bit (maybe not?) I'd love to help out with the project, but I'm not sure what I could really do...

Looks good - I'm excited.

--ben

John Luke wrote:

Hello,

With most AddIns they will have an assembly (.dll) and an .addin.xml
file that need to be placed where MonoDevelop looks for addins. This
depends on whether you are using make run, or monodevelop to launch
the app. For the ones you mentioned, they should go to
$MonodevelopRoot/AddIns/. But like Todd said, none are finished and
may not do anything useful.

On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:32:39 -0700, Todd Berman <tberman@xxxxxxx> wrote:

On Thu, 2004-10-21 at 17:13 -0500, Benjamin Joldersma wrote:

Hello all,

First off, I want to say thanks so much for all the hard work. I've
been following the progress since around January or so, and it's really
exciting to see this project maturing.

Not until now, unfortunately, have I made the time to (re)install linux
(gentoo), and get mono running (again). I've gotten the latest version
of MonoDevelop from svn, and now I am wondering: how do I install the
addins? I want to see whats going on with this thing! The Debugger
especially, but lots of other folders sound interesting: AddInManager,
AssemblyAnalyzer, StartPage, Nunit, etc.

Those are all works-in-progress, and they arent enabled because they
arent useful/finished/or working.

Enabling them is different for each one.