NXKit.Events
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| Authors | Jerome Haltom |
|---|---|
| Copyrights | Copyright © 2013 Jerome Haltom |
| Description | NXKit forms the basis of an XML processing engine that can be used to implement other XML based models, such as XForms, or theoritically a full web browser user agent. NXKit.Events contains the processing model for handing W3C Events containing documents. |
| LicenseUrl | http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt |
| Owners | Jerome Haltom |
| ProjectUrl | https://github.com/wasabii/nxkit |
| RequireLicenseAcceptance | True |
| Tags | xml xforms |
| Dependencies | NXKit:0.0.6|NXKit.Util:0.0.6 |
| Title | NXKit.Events |
| PackageSize | 17950 |
| PackageHashAlgorithm | SHA512 |
| PackageHash | F/vjIDVr12Bm6QTGaz2p+saAvV3VAhNLBlK+My52SRqa+V5E2FUi5R8UucuCS1klXvdR3hKpVTXj6DCvvjsnsQ== |
| DownloadCount | 000000 |
| CreatedDate | 2013-10-04T21:25:20 |
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nuget install NXKit.Events -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
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nuget install NXKit.Events -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/%login%/%key%/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
NuGet (Package Manager Console)
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Install-Package NXKit.Events
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Install-Package NXKit.Events -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
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Install-Package NXKit.Events -Source http://nuget.gw.symbolsource.org/Public/%login%/%key%/NuGet/FeedService.mvc
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Uninstall-Package NXKit.Events
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o add-wrap NXKit.Events
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o remove-wrap NXKit.Events
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