Both complain about "`Gecko.WebControl' does not contain a definition for `Location'" and "`Gecko.WebControl' does not contain a definition for `Title'" (or "`HtmlControl.MozillaControl' does not contain ..." respectively. This was reported by three independent people (including me) in: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=191531 I suppose they are broken upstream, but we can at least get them to compile by the patches, I posted in that thread (will attach the ones for monodevelop in a moment). I'm just a beginner in C Sharp, though. Suppose, it could be done better. Plus I don't know, if they really work afterwards, but `Location' and `Title' don't seem too important.
Created attachment 34415 [details, diff] Patch for MozillaControl in monodevelop-0.4-r1 This is the patch to be applied to src/Main/Base/Gui/HtmlControl/MozillaControl.cs to get monodevelop compile "correctly".
Created attachment 34416 [details, diff] Patch for the ebuild This patch makes the ebuild apply the previous attachment automatically.
The problem is that the latest API generator from gtk-sharp-0.99 is generating GetTitle() and GetLocation() functions instead of the typical Title { get { return foo; }} and Location { get }. I'm making inquiries as to whether this change in the generator was intentional or not, that will change how this gets dealt with. For now, you can emerge gtk-sharp-0.98, emerge gecko-sharp and monodevelop, then upgrade gtk-sharp. A hack, but it's the work around until the proper solution is found.
Okay. nevermind, i lied about 0.98 fixing things. Hold tight, i'm working on it.
Okay everyone, this is definitely a runtime issue. It is fixed in the CVS version of mono. For now i recommend that people continue to use all the beta3 packages if they need to use MD, or wait for 1.0 which should be released soon. I may package.mask all the RC1 stuff until then, but as 1.0 is expected in a day or two, it may not be worth it.
Okay, i've actually just commited 0.5-r1 which fixes the build issues with RC1. It was the same problem plaguing gtk-sharp-0.99 yesterday. Please test there. It should be working fine now.
