Re: I'm trying to learn Mono specifically to contribute to f-spot, advice?

["Michael Wayne Goodman" <goodman m w gmail com>]

There is no solution file for F-Spot.  Some people have written and
contributed some (sorry, I don't have a link), but there are none
distributed with the code from the repository.

Keep in mind that you don't need to use MonoDevelop to work with C#
and Mono code.  GEdit and Vim both have syntax highlighting for C#.
You could also try creating your own solution file.

Given that this question was asked over a year and a half ago
(http://mail.gnome.org/archives/f-spot-list/2005-August/msg00097.html),
I don't think we will be getting a solution file included in the
source (unless there were enough demand.)

Also note that the search for the mailinglist archives seems to be
broken (at least I can never get it to work).  You can get around this
by some google hackery:
"site:http://mail.gnome.org/archives/f-spot-list/ monodevelop"
That search string will find any thread that contains "monodevelop" in
the f-spot archives.  That's how I found the thread above.

Good luck!

On 3/18/07, Richard Bronosky <mythtv bronosky com> wrote:
> From: Richard Bronosky <richardbronosky gmail com>
> Date: Mar 18, 2007 8:08 PM
> Subject: I'm trying to learn Mono specifically to contribute to f-spot, advice?
> To: F-spot-list gnome org
>
>
> So, I installed MonoDevelop, went through the tutorials, downloaded
> the f-spot 0.3.5 source, worked out the dependencies,  and built it.
> Now I'm trying to to find a project or solution file to open in
> MonoDevelop to get started.  I'm not finding any.
>
> Info seems scarce.  The word "Mono" doesn't even occur in the list
> archive.  Where should one go to get started?
>
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