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TripIt API v1 C# language binding.
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File missing? #1

Open parsley72 opened 9 years ago

parsley72 commented 9 years ago

When I open the project there seems to be a missing file called tripit-api-res-v1.cs. Has anyone tried building this project?

tariqislam commented 9 years ago

When you build the project, the file will be built appropriately.

parsley72 commented 9 years ago

That doesn't happen. I'm using Visual Studio 2013 - does the build only work on earlier versions of Visual Studio? If so, which ones?

tariqislam commented 9 years ago

Hi,

When you download the project, please change the AssemblyInfo.cs.template's last line to be:

[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.1")]

After that, run 'make' from the command line. Please let me know what the output is.

Thanks.

Tariq

parsley72 commented 9 years ago

Running 'make' on the command line isn't recognised. Do you mean using the Developer Command Prompt for VS2013 with something like 'nmake'?

On 17 January 2015 at 12:17, Tariq Islam notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi,

When you download the project, please change the AssemblyInfo.cs.template's last line to be:

[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.1")]

After that, run 'make' from the command line. Please let me know what the output is.

Thanks.

Tariq

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parsley72 commented 9 years ago

Also, I noticed make.sh is accessing Subversion. Does this date back to before the code was stored in git?

bollenberger commented 9 years ago

Hi there!

I think the code in the repo was primarily developed with Mono on Linux, so GNU (or maybe BSD) make is expected for building packages. I'm not sure if nmake would do the job. If you are trying to develop it on Windows, you can download make, Mono, and maybe Cygwin. That's probably overkill; an alternative would be to just read the Makefile and manually perform the same steps once.

If you are just trying to use the library, you may be better off just downloading the zip from http://tripit.github.io/api/. That will contain a pre-built DLL and the VS project with make already run, which should work in Visual Studio.