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Plugin documentation. (#140)
Document how the Toolkit may be imported directly into an application, which will be required on iOS starting with Qt 5.9.0.
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- `import Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Toolkit.Controls 100.1`
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- `import Esri.ArcGISRuntime.Toolkit.Dialogs 100.1`
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## Alternate Setup instructions (importing the Toolkit as a plugin)
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Starting with Qt 5.9.0 on iOS, the Toolkit must be imported as a plugin.
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1. Follow the steps above (Setup instructions ) but skip step 3 for adding the Qml import paths to your project.
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2. Include [ArcGISRuntimeToolkitPlugin.pri](Plugin/ArcGISRuntimeToolkitPlugin.pri) in your project file.
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For example,
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```qmake
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include(/Users/james/ArcGIS_SDKs/Qt100.1/sdk/toolkit/Plugin/ArcGISRuntimeToolkitPlugin.pri)
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```
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3. The Toolkit will now be compiled into your application directly as a plugin.
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## Running the toolkit demo project
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The toolkit repo has a demo project located in the Examples folder. This project is not meant to be a template to base your projects off of, but rather to be a quick and easy way to test and demonstrate the capabilities of various toolkit components. You can run the demo project by doing the following steps:
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