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diff --git a/docs/Xamarin.Forms.Core/Xamarin.Forms/Page.xml b/docs/Xamarin.Forms.Core/Xamarin.Forms/Page.xml index 2c12d59c..386d81d4 100644 --- a/docs/Xamarin.Forms.Core/Xamarin.Forms/Page.xml +++ b/docs/Xamarin.Forms.Core/Xamarin.Forms/Page.xml @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ namespace MyFirstFormsApp </example> <para>While a <see cref="T:Xamarin.Forms.ContentPage" /> object was returned in the example above, note that any class that extends <see cref="T:Xamarin.Forms.Page" /> could have been passed, instead. For example, by using conditional compilation or by checking the platform, the developr can pass a <see cref="T:Xamarin.Forms.CarouselPage" /> to Windows Phone applications, in order to better match the style of the user interface on that platform, while passing <see cref="T:Xamarin.Forms.ContentPage" /> objects or other Page types to the other platforms.</para> <para>The other projects in the solution that target the Windows Phone, iOS, and Android platforms can call the GetMainPage method to obtain the <see cref="T:Xamarin.Forms.Page" /> descendant that describes the portable user interface. This object can then be used with platform-specific static methods or extension methods to incorporate it into the native UI for each platform.</para> - <note>On all platforms, Application developers must call the <see cref="M:Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init" /> method before they get or create any <see cref="N:Xamarin.Forms" /> elements.</note> + <note>In each platform-specific project, Application developers must call the <c>Xamarin.Forms.Forms.Init()</c> method, with platform-specific parameters, before they get or create any <see cref="N:Xamarin.Forms" /> elements.</note> <para>Each targeted platform uses the returned page in a different way. The <c>Xamarin.Forms.Platform.iOS</c> library provides <c>Xamarin.Forms.Page.CreateViewController()</c> extension method, which returns a UIViewController that application developers can assign to the <c>UIWindow.RootViewController</c> property of the top-level UI. This code is typically placed inside the <c>UIApplicationDelegate.FinishedLaunching</c> override for the main application class. A typical example is shown below:</para> <example> <code lang="C#"> |