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commit 64cbab986c10123f281d265c70859644084f34b9 Author: Xavi Artigas <[email protected]> Date: Wed Dec 19 13:26:37 2018 +0100 Fix invalid links --- pages/develop/guides/csharp/core/main-loop.md.txt | 8 ++++---- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/pages/develop/guides/csharp/core/main-loop.md.txt b/pages/develop/guides/csharp/core/main-loop.md.txt index a398a2091..ba216106d 100644 --- a/pages/develop/guides/csharp/core/main-loop.md.txt +++ b/pages/develop/guides/csharp/core/main-loop.md.txt @@ -15,14 +15,14 @@ EFL manages timers and user interface events amongst many other things and even ## Prerequisites ## -* Read the [Hello World in C#](/develop/tutorials/csharp/hello-world.md) tutorial to learn how to instantiate EFL objects. +* Read the [Hello World in C#](/develop/tutorials/csharp/hello-world-cs.md) tutorial to learn how to instantiate EFL objects. * Read the [Events Programming Guide](events.md) to learn how to register callbacks, which can be triggered by events. ## The Application Main Loop ## -For convenience, when your application starts, EFL creates one Main Loop for you, called the *Application Main Loop*. You can use it as the parent for any object you create that requires a main loop (Like [Promises and Futures](/develop/guides/c/eina/futures.md), for example). +For convenience, when your application starts, EFL creates one Main Loop for you, called the *Application Main Loop*. You can use it as the parent for any object you create that requires a main loop. -In the [Hello World](/develop/tutorials/csharp/hello-world.md) tutorial you learned that you can retrieve the Application Main Loop like this: +In the [Hello World](/develop/tutorials/csharp/hello-world-cs.md) tutorial you learned that you can retrieve the Application Main Loop like this: ```csharp var mainloop = efl.App.GetLoopMain(); @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ You can find usage examples in the [EFL examples repository](https://git.enlight ### Creating and Destroying Timers ### -Timers are EFL objects. You can create them with the `new` operator as all other EFL objects, with an optional parent and initialization method (as seen in the [Hello World in C#](/develop/tutorials/csharp/hello-world.md) tutorial): +Timers are EFL objects. You can create them with the `new` operator as all other EFL objects, with an optional parent and initialization method (as seen in the [Hello World in C#](/develop/tutorials/csharp/hello-world-cs.md) tutorial): ```c var timer_object = new efl.Loop_Timer(mainloop, (efl.ILoop_Timer etimer) => { --
