Ranges examples

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

• ranges_views shows how to use xtd::ranges::views views.
• ranges_views_distinct shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::distinct_view class.
• ranges_views_distinct2 shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::distinct_view class.
• ranges_views_order_by shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::order_by_view class.
• ranges_views_order_by2 shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::order_by_view class.
• ranges_views_order_by_descending shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::order_by_descending_view class.
• ranges_views_order_by_descending2 shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::order_by_descending_view class.
• ranges_views_select shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::ranges_views_select class.
• ranges_views_select2 shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::ranges_views_select class.
• ranges_views_where shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::where_view class.
• ranges_views_where2 shows how to use xtd::ranges::views::where_view 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