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ANN: OpenNETCF SDF 1.4 Released
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<ctacke/>
2005-08-05 14:57:25 UTC
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All,

OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device Framework
version 1.4.

Download the binaries or source code here:
www.opennetcf.org/sdf

View the OpenNETCF Shared Source License here:
www.opennetcf.org/license

Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
Ofer B.
2005-08-05 17:57:46 UTC
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Do I need to remove 1.3 brfore 1.4 installtion?


Ofer
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device Framework
version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
Peter Foot [MVP]
2005-08-05 17:00:29 UTC
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Yes you should uninstall v1.3 first

Peter
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Post by Ofer B.
Do I need to remove 1.3 brfore 1.4 installtion?
Ofer
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device
Framework version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
Thomas Hall
2005-08-09 19:35:37 UTC
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Hello Peter,

I uninstalled v1.3 from Add/Remove Progs before I installed v1.4 but
noticed several OpenNETCF assemblies that were left in the
.\CompactFrameworkSDK\v1.0.5000\Windows CE folder. Should these be
manually deleted before installing v1.4 or will updated assemblies be
overwritten? Also, I installed the Library content and noticed alot of
"Summary missing" errors in the docs.

Just curious,
Thomas Hall
Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]
2005-08-09 19:53:53 UTC
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Yes, you can manually delete anything with "opennetcf" in the name from the
VS.NET folder. It probably won't hurt to leave them, either. The 1.4
uninstaller fixes this...

Paul T.
Post by Thomas Hall
Hello Peter,
I uninstalled v1.3 from Add/Remove Progs before I installed v1.4 but
noticed several OpenNETCF assemblies that were left in the
.\CompactFrameworkSDK\v1.0.5000\Windows CE folder. Should these be
manually deleted before installing v1.4 or will updated assemblies be
overwritten? Also, I installed the Library content and noticed alot of
"Summary missing" errors in the docs.
Just curious,
Thomas Hall
Felix Joachim
2005-08-05 18:02:27 UTC
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Hi,

is there a list of changes or something like that?

felix
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device Framework
version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
ramond
2005-08-05 18:34:05 UTC
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yeh 1.4 is amazing but a change log would be cool too!
Post by Felix Joachim
Hi,
is there a list of changes or something like that?
felix
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device
Framework version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
<ctacke/>
2005-08-05 19:22:59 UTC
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Vault has a nice feature allowing you to see History and even diff every
change. I've posted a summary here:

http://blog.opennetcf.org/ctacke/PermaLink,guid,6589483b-36b9-4926-88f8-ec2b3610cd34.aspx

-Chris
Post by ramond
yeh 1.4 is amazing but a change log would be cool too!
Post by Felix Joachim
Hi,
is there a list of changes or something like that?
felix
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device
Framework version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
Michel Renaud
2005-08-08 12:15:02 UTC
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Hmmm... This is not good, unless it's "Monday morning syndrome":

Win32Window.FindWindow now returns type "Win32Window" instead of IntPtr.
But Win32Window.SetWindowPos expects "IntPtr" instead of "Win32Window".
CType cannot convert between the two.

I've reverted to Core.FindWindow which still returns an IntPtr....

Maybe there's just something I'm not seeing here.
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device Framework
version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
<ctacke/>
2005-08-08 12:31:01 UTC
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There's are implicit operators for converting between IntPtr and Win32Window
and vice versa, so they're interchangeable now.

-Chris
Post by Michel Renaud
Win32Window.FindWindow now returns type "Win32Window" instead of IntPtr.
But Win32Window.SetWindowPos expects "IntPtr" instead of "Win32Window".
CType cannot convert between the two.
I've reverted to Core.FindWindow which still returns an IntPtr....
Maybe there's just something I'm not seeing here.
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device Framework
version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
Michel Renaud
2005-08-08 12:39:19 UTC
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How does that work exactly? This is what I have and VS.Net doesn't like it:

Dim hWnd As Win32Window
hWnd = Win32Window.FindWindow(Nothing, "MS_SIPBUTTON")
Win32Window.SetWindowPos(hWnd, OpenNETCF.Win32.HWND.BOTTOM, 204,
295, 36, 24, SWP.SHOWWINDOW)

thanks,
Michel
Post by <ctacke/>
There's are implicit operators for converting between IntPtr and Win32Window
and vice versa, so they're interchangeable now.
-Chris
Post by Michel Renaud
Win32Window.FindWindow now returns type "Win32Window" instead of IntPtr.
But Win32Window.SetWindowPos expects "IntPtr" instead of "Win32Window".
CType cannot convert between the two.
I've reverted to Core.FindWindow which still returns an IntPtr....
Maybe there's just something I'm not seeing here.
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device Framework
version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
Daniel Moth
2005-08-08 20:38:22 UTC
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VB does not support operator overloading which is the root of your problem
(and the reason it works in C#).

Assuming your compiler error is on the last line, replace the first
parameter (hWnd) with:
Win32Window.op_Implicit(hWnd)
and it should compile.

BTW, VB2005 supports operator overloading so if you try your original VB
code in VS2005 Beta 2 you'll find it works.

Cheers
Daniel
--
http://www.danielmoth.com/Blog/
Post by Michel Renaud
Dim hWnd As Win32Window
hWnd = Win32Window.FindWindow(Nothing, "MS_SIPBUTTON")
Win32Window.SetWindowPos(hWnd, OpenNETCF.Win32.HWND.BOTTOM, 204,
295, 36, 24, SWP.SHOWWINDOW)
thanks,
Michel
Post by <ctacke/>
There's are implicit operators for converting between IntPtr and Win32Window
and vice versa, so they're interchangeable now.
-Chris
Post by Michel Renaud
Win32Window.FindWindow now returns type "Win32Window" instead of IntPtr.
But Win32Window.SetWindowPos expects "IntPtr" instead of "Win32Window".
CType cannot convert between the two.
I've reverted to Core.FindWindow which still returns an IntPtr....
Maybe there's just something I'm not seeing here.
Post by <ctacke/>
All,
OpenNETCF.org is pleased to announce the release of Smart Device Framework
version 1.4.
www.opennetcf.org/sdf
www.opennetcf.org/license
Chris Tacke
Co-Founder
OpenNETCF.org
Michel Renaud
2005-08-09 11:17:08 UTC
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Post by Daniel Moth
VB does not support operator overloading which is the root of your problem
(and the reason it works in C#).
Ah yes... The VB.Net limitations haunting me again... Too bad there's an
anti "anything that looks like C" culture here.
Post by Daniel Moth
Assuming your compiler error is on the last line, replace the first
Win32Window.op_Implicit(hWnd)
and it should compile.
That seems to have done the trick - thanks!
Post by Daniel Moth
BTW, VB2005 supports operator overloading so if you try your original VB
code in VS2005 Beta 2 you'll find it works.
I haven't installed that yet. We're soon going into production so
unfortunately I haven't had a chance to check out the new goodies...

thanks,
Michel
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