static void Main(string[] args)
{
MessageBox.Show(IntPtr.Zero, "ola", "mnundo");
if (IntPtr.Size == 4)
{
Debug.Assert(false, "sciter.dll that comes bundled in TestGTK is the x64 version, make sure to change it to the x86 version if building for x86 (Windows only)");
}
#if WINDOWS
// Sciter needs this for drag'n'drop support; STAThread is required for OleInitialize succeess
int oleres = PInvokeWindows.OleInitialize(IntPtr.Zero);
Debug.Assert(oleres == 0);
#endif
#if GTKMONO
PInvokeGTK.gtk_init(IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero);
Mono.Setup();
#endif
/*
* NOTE:
* In Linux, if you are getting a System.TypeInitializationException below, it is because you don't have 'libsciter-gtk-64.so' in your LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
* Run 'sudo bash install-libsciter.sh' contained in this package to install it in your system.
*/
// Create the window
AppWindow = new Window();
// Prepares SciterHost and then load the page
AppHost = new Host(AppWindow);
// Run message loop
PInvokeUtils.RunMsgLoop();
}
public override void DidFinishLaunching(NSNotification notification)
{
Mono.Setup();
// Create the window
AppWindow = new Window();
// Prepares SciterHost and then load the page
AppHost = new Host(AppWindow);
// Set our custom menu with Cocoa
if (true)
{
// From XIB/NIB file (editable in Xcode Interface Builder)
NSArray arr;
bool res = NSBundle.MainBundle.LoadNibNamed("MainMenu", NSApplication.SharedApplication, out arr);
Debug.Assert(res);
}
else
{
// Or we can create it programatically
var menu1 = new NSMenu();
menu1.AddItem(new NSMenuItem("Hi there"));
menu1.AddItem(NSMenuItem.SeparatorItem);
menu1.AddItem(new NSMenuItem("Exit", (sender, e) => NSApplication.SharedApplication.Terminate(menu1)));
var menu2 = new NSMenu("Second menu");
menu2.AddItem(new NSMenuItem("What"));
menu2.AddItem(new NSMenuItem("Hey"));
var menubar = new NSMenu();
menubar.AddItem(new NSMenuItem {
Submenu = menu1
});
menubar.AddItem(new NSMenuItem {
Submenu = menu2
});
NSApplication.SharedApplication.MainMenu = menubar;
}
}