11/24/2023 0 Comments Gtk xamarin studio![]() This is one created from the glade application we've used before. Next let's create a glade form to use in our project Run () End Sub End Class End Namespace TestForm1.glade Init () Dim win As TestForm1 = TestForm1. Public Class Program ''' Main entry-point for this application. These are some examples of what the main Program class should look like If you are using Visual Basic, then you will need to untick the option for Enable Application Framework.Within the project properties make sure that the Program class is selected.With C# There should already be a Program.cs file we can use instead With Visual Basic you'll need to create a Program.vb file Next we need to alter the code that runs at start-up. The dotnet version will default to 4.5.1, you can leave it at that or increase it to a higher version such as 4.5.2, 4.6 or 4.6.1 Setting up the Program Class Make sure the Platform Target is set to X86.Select the Build tab on the left hand side.Select Properties from the drop down menu.Next we want to make sure the project is running as 32bit, the package GtkSharp.Win32 only contains 32bit binaries at the moment If your using Linux and already have gtk installed, then the additional binaries shouldn't be needed. Within NuGet the GtkSharp package uses the gtk3 version of gtk. Let's add the NuGet packages for GtkSharp and GtkSharp.Win32 (if using windows). Next right click on the project and select Manage NuGet Packages ![]() We don't need Form1.cs since we're repurposing this project for GtkSharp, so let's remove Form1.cs Next let's create a new C# Windows Forms Project In this post I'm going to show how to get a basic GtkSharp application working using a glade xml file and some C#.įor the below examples the code is downloadable via a GitHub link: GtkSharp BasicForm1 Example Setting up the Project ![]() It's been a while since I posted my last blog entry so I decided to get a crack on with this one ![]()
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