Version 1.2 of C# To Go is now live in the Android Market. I also submitted the update to Amazon’s Android marketplace for approval, with any luck that will go through soon as well.

This is a small release of C# To Go, but does come with some cool additions. Most importantly, it includes support for Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). I had received many reports from users that the app would crash on startup on Ice Cream Sandwich, so those issues should be cleared up now.
The one real feature addition in this release is that I added multi-line editing support. This was by far the most requested feature (and most common complaint in user reviews). If you prefer to keep the old style, the option is still available in the application’s settings.
Aside from that, this version does include some performance enhancements thanks to improvements in newer versions of Mono for Android. The most noticeable improvement there is that startup time for the application has been cut down by a lot. I also added a splash screen shown during startup to make it feel a little nicer.

shifaz
This is excellent!
But I wish if there were following 2 things possible using this app.
1. Could load .cs files using a browse button or menu item.
2. Changing font & font size.
Greg
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll keep those in mind for future releases
karthick
Using FEEDBACK;
void GREAT APP(for students like me)
{
Console.Write(“Thank u! giving wonderful app”);
}
OUTPUT (SUGGESTION):
Pls add some Examples …
Alsv
Translated your program C# to Go v1.2 into Russian
Sent a letter to attach a file transfer
Please add in the next version.
Alsv
Translated your program C# to Go v1.2 into Russian.
Sent a letter to attach a file transfer.
Please add in the next version.
hurka
How can I save the current session into a file?
Is it possible?
Otherwise this app is cool!
Greg
This is not possible in the current version, but is on my radar for future updates. Thanks for checking out the app!
James Skemp
Hey Greg. Thanks for releasing this app.
I was searching about trying to find documentation, and since I’m not seeing anything …
Do you know if it’s possible to read files on the device?
I have some XML files that I’d love to parse on the go with LINQ.