[C# code not working?]

I never recieved any errors, however ... again now that I've reformatted this seems to be working as well.. I have no idea what the heck is going on, LOL

[File downloads infinite loop when C# code does not evaluate]

Since I reformatted it seems to be fixed, now when I try and validate that code I get the correct message:

'Ketarin.ApplicationJob' does not contain a definition for 'Filename'

[Wiki Feature Request]

I looked on MediaWiki's page and there is an extension so that you can syntax highlight source code.. aparently the Ketarin Wiki is lacking this feature? I posted a C# example on the Wiki to complete the example section that was missing but had to use the pre tag instead of the <source lang=csharp></source>

 

Please see: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi/de

[Forum Request: C# Scripts]

Can we please get a sub form for custom Batch/C# scripts? Would be very nice...

[File downloads infinite loop when C# code does not evaluate]

Very reproducable bug:

 

When you made C# code such as ...

 

MessageBox.Show(app.Filename); (this is invalid as app.Filename does not evaluate)

 

The file will download to 100%, then start all over again, and again, and again, and again... etc

[C# code not working?]

Issue resolved, Ketarin is not as friendly as Visual Studio when dealing with line breaks.

 

Make sure all of your code is on a single line for things such as:

 

using (System.IO.StreamWriter outfile = new System.IO.StreamWriter("test.bin" + @".md5"))

 

and not

 

using (System.IO.StreamWriter outfile =

new System.IO.StreamWriter("test.bin" + @".md5"))

[C# code not working?]

I've been trying for an hour now to get a small snippet of C# code to execute after downloading a file, but to no avail :/

I even dumbed my code down to the point that it should not fal, alas no success.

 

I would love to get C# code working and even provide the wiki with some example code on whats possible to do with it, but I cant even get a simple write to file snip to work.

 

It works fine when compiled in a C# compiler.. such as Visual Studio 2010.

 

Code is as follows:

 

using (System.IO.StreamWriter outfile =

new System.IO.StreamWriter("test.bin" + @".md5"))

{

outfile.Write("MD5_GOES_HERE");

}