xtd.core Others examples

This folder contains others examples used by Reference Guide and more.

• console_background_color2 shows how to use xtd::console::background_color method.
• console_background_color3 shows how to use xtd::console::background_color method.
• console_beep2 shows how to use xtd::console::beep method.
• console_beep3 shows how to use xtd::console::beep method.
• console_color2 shows how to use xtd::console::background_color and xtd::console::foreground_color methods.
• console_color3 shows how to use xtd::console::background_color and xtd::console::foreground_color methods.
• console_color4 shows how to use xtd::console::background_color and xtd::console::foreground_color methods.
• console_read_line shows how to use xtd::console::in stream.
• console_song2 shows how to use xtd::beep class.
• console_song3 shows how to use xtd::beep class.
• fibonacci_series shows how to use xtd::console and xtd::ustring classes.
• hello_world_console2 The same classic first application "Hello World" on the standard output stream with another style.
• hello_world_console3 The same classic first application "Hello World" on the standard output stream with another style.
• hello_world_diagnostics2 The same classic first application "Hello World" on the debug output stream with another style.
• hello_world_environment2 The same classic first application "Hello World" environment with another style.
• wconsole2 shows how to use xtd::wconsole class.

Build and run any project

Open "Command Prompt" or "Terminal". Navigate to the folder that contains the project and type the following:

xtdc run -t any_project_name