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| * Latest version: [[https:// | * Latest version: [[https:// | ||
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| + | **Please also take a look at [[# | ||
| ===== About ===== | ===== About ===== | ||
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| - | Like the unit tests, these are console apps only. As stated in the example code, this is just a light demonstration of the code and does not implement anything related to platform-specific " | + | As stated in the example code, this is just a light demonstration of the code and does not implement anything related to platform-specific " |
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| + | When running the example on Visual Studio, note you will first need to convert the solution to the latest version. You'll also need to put a breakpoint on the last line of the '' | ||
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| + | When running the unit test on Mac or for iOS, the results of the test will be printed in Xcode' | ||
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| + | Also, when running for iOS, you'll note that an app won't appear or launch in the simulator or on a device, as the tests are purely meant to display in the debug console. | ||
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| + | //(If you're curious, these project files were generated with [[wp> | ||
| ==== Q & A ==== | ==== Q & A ==== | ||
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| **July 5, 2016** | **July 5, 2016** | ||
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| * Added GitHub link to download section | * Added GitHub link to download section | ||
| * First public release | * First public release | ||