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I have written a class library which contains WPF controls. I thought it would be a good idea to document the features in the form of a small app which includs the controls.
I am having difficult configuring the project.
— Should I make it a Windows application? But then I’ll need to sign it.
— If I make it a class library then I can’t set a startup object.
— Do I make 2 projects? One for the library, one for the demo app.
What is the ‘approved’ way to do this?
You need a Windows application to demonstrate the controls in actual use. There’s no way around that at all; a class library can not execute on its own. so make one for the library, as you already have, and one for a demo app.