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Remove sharpDX

Remove janImport

MERGED: /branches/feature/janImport:110-116

Program readability improved. No behavior changes.
Changes:
- Added/edited documenting comments.
- Fixed wrong parameter name: renamed ignoreSelectedBox to includeSelectedBox (in Page.Overlaps())
- Disabled unused method (Page.PartCount).
- Removed unnecessary 'ref' keyword (in 'ref parts' parameter of the various 'AppendParts' methods).
- Avoid similar names to different objects:
- Renamed the (private) 'box' to '_mesh' in ClippingD3D.
- Renamed the (private) 'lines' to '_clippings' in PlayerViewD3D.

Experiment for vision quality. The changes of jed's experiment that improved the quality.
- In ClippingD3D.Get():
- Changed the clipping width and height to '0' (= 'from input'; was fixed 2048). This adapts to the input resolution (probably).
- 'Filter' was already changed in R114 from 'Linear' to 'Point' in ClippingD3D.Get(). Not sure if this had influence.
- In PlayerViewD3D.CreateDevice():
- Added specifying Backbuffer width and height explicitly. This adapts to the output resolution (probably).

Changes:
- Fixed: crash when the input image is color instead of grayscale (bitsPerPixel in GreyImage.Brightness())
- Some refactorings that prepare the 'vision fixes' to be committed after this revision:
- Some comments, some introduce variables.
- In: ClippingD3D, PlayerViewD3D.CreateDevice()
- Behavior is not changed yet.
- Unit tests: some minor updating and comments.

Changes: only program formatting. Applied automatic formatting (by Resharper 9) to (almost) all code files. Checked the results using a compare tool.
The changes:
- The main change is to replace all leading tabs by 4 spaces.
- Opening curly braces ('{') are moved to new line.
- No more spaces between casts and the variable (e.g. '(int)counter' instead of '(int) counter')
- Space formatting may now be ugly in some comments (when the '//' was before tabs)
- Inherits (':') are now always on their own line.

Quick fix for platform incompatibility: provisionally changed the ‘Platform target’ to ‘x86’ (was ‘Any CPU’) in all 3 projects.
Reason: wouldn’t run on Win7 64-bit (exception: ‘could not load file or assembly ‘SlimDX, Version …’ … An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format.’
TODO: find out what is the real solution. Use multiple platform versions of SlimDX?

Arranged explicit references to SlimDX and NUnit, via NuGet packages. Included the NuGet packages in the repo (though they should be downloadable via NuGet too).

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