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Possible deprecated access #1290
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I'm confused by this, because there is no instance of "ListViewItemCount" in the source. That would suggest it's something internal to Mono, wouldn't it? |
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I would love to see this working too. Even if Citrix doesn't officially publish or support it, it would be people another option. |
I think this is a dupe of #3. |
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I am trying to build XenAdmin for Linux and the build process breaks on an issue that has been around for some time. Not being a C# expert (my expertise lies in Java) I did think at first this was a Mono implementation issue and logged it as such, but it might be that my initial analysis was incorrect. The following build error prevents the project to be build by Mono:
/usr/lib/mono/4.5/Microsoft.Common.targets: error : Tool exited with code: 1. Output: Error: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
Inner exception: Member 'ListViewItemCount' was not found.
I have commented out references to ConfirmVMDeleteDialog in DeleteVMCommand.cs as well as in XenAdmin.csproj and then the build completes successfully. It might be that access to ListViewItem count should be replaced by a different property / function. My reason for saying this is if it was a bug in Mono, the Xamarin team should have fixed the bug by now (since I logged it more than 6 months ago if I remember correctly).
If I am wrong, there may be a different way to resolve the issue - is there is a way to use compiler flags to replace access to ListViewItemCount with some other property or function that does the same in Mono as a temporary solution?
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