Programmitically add a reference from a resource

[Danny J]

I'm going to deploy my application cross-platform (my secret), but how am I able to programmitically add a reference by code rather doing it from the IDE?

Thanks in advance,

[kovan]

u cant

[Pirate]

I don't know about your secret but did you read about 'Plugin' if it serves your need ? This way you can reference your dll at runtime .

[Kasracer]

Originally posted by Danny J
I'm going to deploy my application cross-platform (my secret), but how am I able to programmitically add a reference by code rather doing it from the IDE?

Thanks in advance,

'your secret'? Right..... *cough*mono*cough*

[Danny J]

wrong, incorrect . anywhose if you cant get that, then what is the equivalent of instr for C#? I can't find anything similar anywhere...

[Pirate]

Originally posted by kasracer
'your secret'? Right..... *cough*mono*cough*

lol , it's not anymore . When someone says 'Cross-platform' it means Windows and Linux

[Danny J]

+ OS X

[Pirate]

Originally posted by Danny J
what is the equivalent of instr for C#? I can't find anything similar anywhere...

It's IndexOf method .

[Kasracer]

Originally posted by Danny J
wrong, incorrect .

Ahh, so my program I linked you to worked good? Good to hear!

Originally posted by Danny J
anywhose if you cant get that, then what is the equivalent of instr for C#? I can't find anything similar anywhere...

IndexOf

EDIT: beaten, damn

[Kasracer]

Originally posted by Pirate
lol , it's not anymore . When someone says 'Cross-platform' it means Windows and Linux

Uh.......

[Danny J]

I'll always have a question, no matter what time it is

I want to put a resource in a file rather having a seperated resource. Like I want my app icon to be included with my startup module. The compiler I am going to use won't compile the project, only one class file (being that it is totally free, mind you). I want the resource to be included in the class file. Now HTF do I do that?