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public class $ServiceName$Binder : Binder
{
    public $ServiceName$ Service { get; private set; }

    public $ServiceName$Binder($ServiceName$ service)
    {
        this.Service = service;
    }
}

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public class MainPage : View
{
    readonly State<string> Name = "";
    readonly State<string> Email = "";
    readonly State<string> MessageDetails = "";
    
    [Body]
    View body() => new VStack(spacing: 10)
    {
        new Text(() => $"Name"),

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{
	"Comet Page View": {
		"scope": "csharp",
	 	"prefix": "mvuPage",
	 	"body": [
	 		"public class ${1:PageName} : View \n{\n\t[Body]\n\tView body() => new VStack\n\t{\n\t};\n}"
	 	],
	 	"description": "Comet Page View"
	},
	"Comet State Field": {

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/* 
    Looking at the Samsung Fold, I wanted to see what it would take to support it from a Xamarin.Android app
    It turns out, not a great deal to test the proof of concept. 
    
    Step 1. Download the emulator APK at https://developer.samsung.com/galaxy/foldable/test and follow the instructions to install it
    Step 2. Update the ConfigurationChanges property in the Activity Attribute - see line 24
    Step 3. Override OnSaveInstanceState and OnRestoreInstanceState to save/restore state
    Step 4. Perform any updates (if needed) in OnConfigurationChanged
    Step 5. Add the MetaData attribute for Allowing Multiple Resumed Activities

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// Instead of using calls like DateTime.Now, use TheDateTime.Now instead. In your production code it will default to using
// the read details and for testing you would make calls like:
//   TheDateTime.SwitchToMockDate(new DateTime(2018, 12, 3);
// and then test what the outcome would be. It assumes that you have this throughout
public static class TheDateTime
{
    static Lazy<LiveDateTimeFunctions> _liveDates = new Lazy<LiveDateTimeFunctions>(() => new LiveDateTimeFunctions());
    static Lazy<MockDateTimeFunctions> _mockDates = new Lazy<MockDateTimeFunctions>(() => new MockDateTimeFunctions());

    static IDateTimeFunctions _instance = _liveDates.Value;

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using System;
using Xamarin.Forms;

namespace PanningAViewCellDemo
{
    public class PanningViewCell<V1, V2> : ViewCell 
        where V1 : View, new() 
        where V2 : View, new()
    {
        V1 mainView;

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using System;
using System.Linq;
using Xamarin.Forms;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel;

namespace SampleApp
{
  // Inherit from this page to get a multi-select option in XF
	public class SelectMultipleBasePage<T> : ContentPage

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	// // Just an example of making a fluent style interface. It's a work in progress but I'd rather not use the NSLayoutContraint code
	// // As it seems like a poorly designed API. I've wrapped it with some fluent style access for common issues
	// 
	//	var mainButton = new UIButton ();
	//	mainButton.SetTitle ("Click me dude", UIControlState.Normal);
	//	mainButton.BackgroundColor = UIColor.Blue;
	//	Add (mainButton);
	//
	//	var secondButton = new UIButton ();
	//	secondButton.SetTitle ("The other one", UIControlState.Normal);

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    public enum QualityFormat
    {
        iOSRetina,
        PNG32,
        PNG64,
        PNG128,
        PNG256,
        JPG70,
        JPG80,
        JPG90