I have recently attempted to convert all of our software from .NET Framework v4.8 to 6.0. Whilst everything builds and runs, attempting to show a form containing the syntax editor results in the following exception:
this is very interesting for me, too.
We also want to upgrade to .net 6.
I get following error message when I start our application: Method ‘get_ContextMenu’ in type ‘Alternet.Editor.SyntaxEdit’ from assembly ‘Alternet.Editor.v6, Version=6.2.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=8032721e70924a63’ does not have an implementation.
I wonder if you used assemblies from C:\Program Files (x86)\AlterNET Software\AlterNET Studio v.7\Bin\ folder in .NET 6 application? These libraries are built for 4.6.1 .NET Framework, so they might cause issue with licensing if used in .NET Core/.NET 6 applications (as licx mechanism seems to be obsolete in .NET Core)
I would suggest to use our multi-target packages instead - please refer to the complete list of these package here:
As an example, Alternet.Studio.Editor.WindowsForms package contains Code Editor WinForms libraries build for .net 5, which .net 6 application will use instead of ones built for 4.6.1 Framework.
Let me know if this works for you.
These packages will support .NET 6 target in the coming update (version 8).
Karol, we’ve seen issue with get_ContextMenu only in situation when assemblies from different version were mixed (say if AlterNET.Editor.v7.dll was of version 7.2, but Alternet.Common.v7.dll was of version 7.0). If you could upload your cut-down version of your project where this issue can be reproduced (with Bin folder), we will be able to have a closer look at it.
I have added every package that is available in nuget, and I simply cannot find the TypeScriptTokenizer class. This is in Alternet.Syntax.Parsers.TypeScript.v7.dll in the 4.6.1 framework side of things. Can you please tell me where to find it in the .NET 5 version? I thought for sure it would be under Alternet.Syntax.Parsers.TypeScript but there is no such namespace - I can only choose from ‘Generic’ or ‘Advanced’.
.NET Core target is not currently supported by TypeScript. We did some research and hit few roadblocks when trying to support .NET core. We will look at at again to see if it’s feasible to push this feature to the coming release.
Just to clarify, when you use NuGet packages, you no longer get issue with get_ContextMenu?
As I mentioned before it’s likely that it would happen if you mix assemblies from different minor versions.
