зеркало из https://github.com/xamarin/ios-samples.git
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As stated in bug 37242 the sample does not work because the different properties are read only. This happens when the linker is set to link everything because the different getter methods are not used. In this case, we want to keep those methods that are not used so that the json library, whcih uses reflection, can find readable properties. To achieve that, we set the linker option to the default value and add the PreserveAttribute to the properties to keeo them around and, what is more important, show the users how to fix this kind of situattions if they want to use the Link All option. |
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README.md
File System
This sample application demonstrates how to use the file system in iOS
Working with the file system in iOS is not unlike working with the file system in .NET from Windows. You can still use the System.IO classes that you're used to working with but there are a few restrictions to be aware of. Additionally, it’s important to understand the directory structure specific to iOS applications in order to know where and when to store things.