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…ate. add event tests
…for windowed rhino load
Added documentation of the new config file features
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In the course of developing our plugin we found that we needed to run Rhino in Windowed mode to correctly test the integration between Rhino's events and our code.
This commit adds a
WindowedModeoption to theRhino.Testing.Configs.xmlfile. To Fully support this mode, we also needed to add support for specifying package directories. This is supported with thePackageDirectoriesoption in the Configs file.Finally, as a convenience for working with teams, we've added support for leveraging environment variables in the Rhino System Path, Plugin Location, and Package Directory Paths. this is done by wrapping the environment variable as such:
${env:VARIABLE}.Shout out to Wade Vollink for his help on this: @Wizard-Wade