* Remove ARM64 from the package since Graphing mode does not support ARM64.
* Update build/pipelines/templates/package-appxbundle.yaml
Steph approves :)
Co-authored-by: Eric Wong <eriwong@microsoft.com>
* move KeyboardShortcutManager, ValidationConverter and ViewState to Calculator
* remove dead code listed in #753
* remove Microsoft.UI.Xaml nuget package from CalcViewModel
* Fixing typo in StandardCalculatorViewModel::UpdatecommandsInRecordingMode
Removing unnecessary copy of vector in StandardCalculatorViewModel::UpdateCommandsInRecordingMode
Using range-for in StandardCalculatorViewModel::UpdateCommandsInRecordingMode
* Using static_cast instead of safe_cast for unsigned char to Command
- Using default wstring constructor instead of taking empty string literal
- Updated to for range-for where appropriate
- Used std::find for IsOp* code that was doing it by hand
- Used std::count to calculate LengthWithoutPadding
- Used existing wstring constructor to pad a string
* Replacing CalculatorVector usage with std::vector
Assumptions made here are that memory allocations
are not recoverable. If it can be proved that an index
will be in range, then the indexing operation is used.
If not (without manual checks) the std::vector::at function
is used to throw an exception in case of a programmer bug.
* Changes based on PR feedback
Using auto& in CalculatorCollector::UpdateHistoryExpression
so the token.first value is properly updated.
Using range for loop to GenerateExpressions.
Setting isEditable directly to the result of boolean expression.
Using token.second directly instead of creating a
separate tokenCommandIndex variable.
* Fixing issue with generating expressions strings.
A space should not be added before the first item.
The CalculatorUITestFramework project does not need Microsoft.NET.Test.Sdk or MSTest.TestAdapter. These dependencies are needed only in the project which produces the actual test assembly (in our case, the CalculatorUITests project).
Removing these resolves a build warning, since the test adapter package does not target .NET Standard.
Stephanie Anderl