SourceCode
Path: /NEBULA2/SourceCode
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/AdobeExamples

ControlPoints 
by Ken Fromm
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Dial 
by Ken Fromm
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

HelloWorld 
by Ken Fromm
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

LineDraw 
by Ken Anderson and Ken Fromm
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

StrokeAdjust 
by John-Henry Gross and Ken Fromm
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/SourceCode

AlexNeXTSTEPSource
      by Alex Duong Nghiem
      These are the copyrighted source code examples from my       
      upcoming book, NeXTSTEP Programming: Concepts and  
      Applications (ISBN 0-13-605916-3). The book will be available 
      through Prentice Hall either in May or June, and I will be at 
      NeXTWorld (San Francisco May 25-27) with sample copies.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

BrainRulers
      Version 0.9 by Kevin Brain
An example of the RuledScrollView and ruler classes
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      /Classes

AppExceptions
by Scott Hess
AppExceptions provides for a clearing house of named NeXTSTEP exceptions. Simply link it into your app, and call it NXApp.
Includes source code

browser
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ContourView
by Izumi Ohzawa, Ph.D
ContourView class (a subclass of View)
It does color fills within contours just like colored geographical maps.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

DirPanel
by Scott Hess
DirPanel provides the ability to select directories for SavePanels and OpenPanels.  It does this by providing an Objective-C Category of SavePanel, and an alternative form of the -runModal* methods for selection of directories.
Includes source code

FileQueue
by Carl F. Sutter
The FileQueue Class is a simple Interface Builder Module to implement a queue of strings, like a list of files.
Includes source code

FindManager
by David Holscher
Using the Find Manager gets you a find interface almost exactly like found in the Edit application.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Gauges
by <joe>
There is a general purpose gauge class called "Gauge" that knows how to do all of the functions of a specific gauge but draw it and refresh it's background.  It has all of the functions to set flags, data and load values.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

HashFile
by Christopher Lane
      HashFile is an object class that implements a bridge between the  
      hashed database library functions, db(3) (used to implement the 
      'defaults' database and Digital Librarian index files), and the 
      HashTable object.  It can be viewed as an alternate interface to the 
      database library functions or as a type of HashTable that survives 
      program execution. 
Includes source code

      IconView
      An IconView is a View which accepts Icons dropped onto it from  
      applications like Workspace Manager.
Includes source code

     IEMappedFile
     by Montgomery Zukowski, Intuitive Edge
     IEMappedFile is a public domain class.  It is designed as a central  
     resource to map files into memory and make sure that only one 
     object corresponds to one filename.
     Includes source code

      MathArray.0.30
      by Adam Fedor
      MathArray is a general library of classes for performing 
      mathematical  operations on arrays (vectors, matrices, etc) of 
      values. It can operate on any standard 'C' number type plus 
      numbers of complex type. MathArray is implemented using a "class 
      cluster" concept, allowing one to perform mathematical 
      calculations on a number without necessarily being aware of what 
      type (class) of number is being operated on.
      Includes source code

      Neural-Network
      Neural Network Simulation Classes
      By: Ralph Zazula
      This package contains Classes that can be used to create software 
      simulations of neural network architectures.  These were written to 
      facilitate rapid creation of code to explore various network 
      topologies and learning algorithms.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      RCString
      It seems to me that since we can make a Class have anything we 
      want, and we know that people love to argue about the merits of 
      C-style, null terminated strings vs. Pascal-style "counted" strings, 
      the Obj-C String class ought to be both.

Rubberview
by Doug Kent
This project demonstrates the use of the Rubberband object in a program called Rubberview. 
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      SampleClasses
      by Martin D. Flynn
      objectThreadPerform - Multiple thread support
      ScrollText - Text object printing support
      ReadConfig - Run-Time configuration support
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      ScrollTxt
      ScrollingTextDisplay, class to implement scrolling resizable text
      from an input stream. Scrolling is both vertical and horizontal.
Includes source code

      SortedList
      by Don McGregor
      This object implements a SortedList, something like the Smalltalk  
      SortedCollection.  Objects can be added to the SortedList, and will 
      always be kept in sorted order.  It's primarily an internal 
      programming data structure that most users won't see directly.
Includes source code

String
by Don Yacktman
This is the source code and documentation for the String class, a simple class which handles strings and provides an interface to the standard C string functions. 
Includes source code

WhereAmI
by Scott Hess
WhereAmI provides addition methods for Applications concerned with finding files which are part of a .app wrapper.
Includes source code

    /SourceCode

CronVixie2.1
by Paul Vixie
This is a version of 'cron' that is known to run on BSD 4.[23] systems.  It is functionally based on the SysV cron, which means that each user can have their own crontab file (all crontab files are stored in a read-protected directory, usually /var/cron/tabs).
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Crossword
Version 1.0 by Scott Roy
Crossword allows you to create blank crossword puzzle frames and then have the computer fill them with words from a chosen dictionary.  You can watch the computer while it works, even interrupting it and stepping one letter at a time to better understand what it's doing.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/Database

AddressBook
by Mai Nguyen, NeXT Developer Support Team
After you are properly connected to the Sybase server, you can perform operations such as Select, Insert, Update or Delete. Select is performed by clicking on a particular item in the scrollview, which will then display the person's record (last name, first name, social security,  phone, address, state of residence, zip code).  You have to fill in all these fields when adding a record. Text input is not validated since it is beyond the scope of this small example.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

AssociationExample
      by Mai Nguyen, NeXT Developer Support Team
      The Association example provides a way to do filtering of detail  
      records by using a subclass of DBAssociation that replaces the 
      default association which exists between the master FetchGroup 
      and the detail FetchGroup.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      BooleanFormatter
      by Mai Nguyen, NeXT Developer Support 
      This example shows how to substitute the default display format in 
      the TableView to your own format by subclassing the DBFormatter 
      class. 
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

DateFormatter
by Scott Weiner, NeXT Developer Training
Press the Fetch button under the DBTableView and now try to edit some information in the columns.  Notice what happens when you try to type anything that is not of the form xx/xx/xx in the second column. 
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

dbmAdaptor-0.3.pkg
Version 0.3 Release 3.2 June 9, 1994
The freely distributable DBKit Adaptor and Flat-file Database.
Motorola/Intel

      DBTVTest
      by William Shipley
The properties must conform to the DBPOroperties protocol.  The class SimpleProperty handles that.  Then you need an object to act as the DataSource of the table.  It must conform to the informal DBTableDataSources protocol.  The Tester class handles that.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Evaluator
by Jack Greenfield, NeXT Engineering
This example shows how to evaluate any arbitrary SQL statement or stored procedure by using a subclass of DBBinder, called MultiBinder. This example has been designed to be used with  the 3.1 Sybase Adaptor, so that you can get a non-rectangular result set from the evaluation of the stored procedure.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

OrderByTest
by Adam Hertz/William Shipley
This example shows you how to change the sort order every time the columns in the tableview are rearranged. The sort property is determined by the identifiers of the tableview columns.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

OTC_EOFBetaExamples_V1.0
Version 1.0 by SHL Object Technology Center
      This submission contains mini examples for the beta version of  
      NeXT's Enterprise Objects Framework and Foundation Kit.  
Includes source code

QuickApp
How to fetch data with a qualifier that refers to a one-to-one relationship attribute.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

RadioAssociation
Courtesy of  William Shipley and Jerry Goode
      These 2 files allow you to make a matrix of radio buttons 
      synchronize with the boolean data type of your database.
Includes source code

      RandomTableView
      This example  implements an arbitrary data source (ie database 
      independent) following the DBTableDataSources protocol.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

RecordManager
      by Phil Zakhour, Revised by Mai Nguyen
This example demonstrates usage of the Indexing Kit at the IXRecordManager level. At start-up, a new database .data  will be created in your home directory.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      SimpleTableView-1
      Example use of DBTableView
Example using the DBTableView object within the dbkit.  It shows how to supply custom DBFormatter subclasses for DBTableView for displaying data in table form.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

StaticRowsTV
      by Mai Nguyen, NeXT Developer Support Team
      This example shows how to build a horizontal DBTableView. In 
      order to run this example, you need to have a Sybase server with a 
      pubs database installed. This example uses 
      SybaseDemo.dbmodela model file (also available under 
      /NextDeveloper/Examples/DatabaseKit/Models).
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

TableView
      by Mai Nguyen, NeXT Developer Support Team
      This example shows how you can define a DBTableView and a 
      DBModule programmatically instead of using the corresponding 
      Interface Builder UI Objects .
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/SourceCode

daymisckit_proj
by Don_Yacktman
This should be considered release 0.00.  This is just a collection of generally useful objects.  They are required for use in the GameKit, for example, but aren't included there since they are of a more general nature.
Includes source code

DeveloperLabs / Lab 1
Build a calculator using Interface Builder, the Application Kit, and a skeleton calculator object.
Includes source code

DeveloperLabs / Lab 2
Create a simple application which demonstrates the various compositing modes.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

DeveloperLabs / Lab 3
Fix  a broken texteditor called TextLab.
Includes source code

DeveloperLabs / Lab 4
Write a complete application from scratch.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

DrawingInAnAppIcon
by Jim Million 
      This is a simple example to demonstrate how to draw within an   
      application's icon
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

DynaDoodle
by Andrew Vyrros
An example project to accompany the NXApp article
Branching Out With Dynamic Loading
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Dynamic App
Version 1.0
by Ed Hill, NeXT Campus Consultant at the University of Iowa
DynamicApplication gives you an easy way to dynamically load class descriptions at runtime.  By subclassing Application it make it possible for any object to load a Class simply by sending a message to NXApp.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Executive Tester
Version 1.1 by Marc A. Davidson, NeXT Campus Consultant, University of Arizona
Executive allows the execution of shell commands from a program, providing both synchronous and asynchronous execution of commands. 
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

File Browser
Version 1.0
by Tyler Gingrich and Varun Mitroo
This program is intended to demonstrate the implemention a file/directory browser without creating alot of extra code around the basic stuff. 
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Flip
by Rahul Dhesi
This is Rahul Dhesi's flip program compiled for the NeXT.  It's a simple little program that makes it easier to exchange DOS and Un*x text files.
Unix shell application
Includes source code
Unix Shell application
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

GameKit
by Don_Yacktman
Includes source code

GNULicense
This package was created to make it easier to include the GNU General Public License (GPL) into the interface of a NextStep application.
Includes source code

iDrag.0.6
by Bill Bumgarner
IDrag is a demo of registering windows and handling icons from other applications.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/Inspectors

Allinspectors
by Terrence Talbot
Included in this directory is AIInspector.bundle which provides a Workspace Manager inspector for Adobe Illustrator files.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

InspectMe
by Kevin Brain
      InspectMe is an example of how the InspectorManager  
      class may be used.  This example may look 
      intimidatingly large for an example, but don't 
      panic, it isn't as bad as it looks!
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

  InspectorManager
by Kevin Brain
      InspectorManager is a class designed to provide  
      complete inspector functionality for any   
      application.
Includes source code

InspectorPanelDemo
by Joe Freeman
Just make and run.  The text field at the top of the panel is not hooked up.  It is an exercise left to the reader. Create a delegate for the panel with an outlet connected to the text field.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

NewInspector1.1b
by Imran Qureshi
This class is intended to be used as a generic Inspector which simplifies the programming of Inspectors.  Most of the things that Inspectors do is encapsulated in this class.
Includes source code

SwapView_20r
      by Greg Burd
      This example is provided because I believe this to be the best way 
       to learn, and I am a fanatic on support.  The code for SwapView 
      does not in itself do an inspector, as used in many applications, by 
      itself.  The swap view only does the actual swapping of views 
      (hence the name :-).  So I felt an apt example would be something 
      that finishes out the 'inspector' functionality.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      WrapperInspector
      by Jim Million
      WrapperInspector is a custom WorkspaceManager Contents 
      Inspector.  It registers with WM to manage inspection of 'wrapped' 
      (also refered to as 'bundled') WM files. 
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      YourWS_Inspector
      by Greg Burd
      This is an example of how you can create a dynamically loaded  
      Workspace Contents inspector.  When you bring up the Workspace 
      inspector and select inspect the Contents of a file, Workspace 
      looks at the extension, and then if a class has registered to inspect 
      that extension, it loads it into the inspector.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/SourceCode

Julian
by Charles G. Bennett
The Julian Class is an Interface Builder Module to implement julian day functions
Includes source code

Libcs
The files in this directory constitute the exportable CMU Computer Science department additions to the C runtime library.  They are part of the CMU CS runtime library by default, but may be exported separately as LIBCS.
Includes source code

LispExample
This directory contains a programming example called "Lisp".  It puts up a scrollable window in which you can type Lisp code.  It is a good example of running Common Lisp as a child process and subclassing the Text object to be a Lisp Listener.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Matrix
by Imran
The VarMatrix class is a subclass of Matrix that allows variable sized columns and rows.  However the overall shape of the matrix has to be a rectangle.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/MiniExamples

/MiniExamples/AppKit

      AskMe
      by Mai Nguyen, NeXT Developer Support Team
      It shows how to localize an application.  Please refer to the NeXT   
      Technical Support Note ªDeveloper's Guide To Localizationº for a 
      detailed explanation of the procedures.
      Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      AtYourService
      by Henry Krempel -- NeXT Developer Support
      This example demonstrates how applications can export ªServicesº  
      to other applications (they will appear in other applications' 
      Services menu). 
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

BananaSplit
By Henry Krempel
This example shows how to handle resizing with an NXSplitView.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

ConvertXYtoChar
by Sharon Zakhour, NeXT Developer Support Team
This example shows how to convert from an X,Y coordinate location in the Text object to the nearest character position in that object.   
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Grabber 
the program:  by Ali Ozer, NeXT Software Group
the example:  by Sharon Zakhour, NeXT Developer Support Team
This example shows how to create a TIFF file by reading the bits of a rectangular region from the screen.  This is accomplished using methods of the NXBitmapImageRep class.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

NormalBrowser
by Sharon Zakhour, NeXT Developer Support Team
This mini-example illustrates how to implement a normal browser.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

PaginationLab
by Samuel Streeper, NeXT Technical publications
When you print a large View, the Application kit will dice your View up into page size rectangles automatically and place these pages on sheets of paper for you.  However, it's quite likely that the page breaks that the kit selects are not where you might like them.  This application demonstrates how you can influence the kit's pagination routines, and how you can take control of pagination altogether.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

ScrollViewDeluxe (Palette)
By Jeff Martin 
This object is an enhanced subclass of ScrollView.
This one works great!
Includes source code
(Moved to /SourceCode/Palettes)

StringList (Palette)
by Jeff Martin
The PAStringList (a subclass of Storage) is a convenient way to deal with lists of character strings. It contains methods for adding strings, inserting strings, sorting strings and searching for strings.
This one works great!
Includes source code
(Moved to /SourceCode/Palettes)

TextORama
by Sharon Zakhour, NeXT Developer Support Team
How to create a TextField which supports one or more of these features: Restricting text length (both when typing and pasting).
Autojumping to another TextField when maximum length is reached.  Interpreting a carriage return literally rather than as an indication to end editing. How to implement emacs key binding support for the Text object.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

ThumbWheel (Palette)
This is a palette that implements a thumbwheel like the ones on radios etc...
This one works great!
Includes source code
(Moved to /SourceCode/Palettes)

TIFFandEPS 
by Sharon Zakhour, NeXT Developer Support Team
This example shows how to open EPS or TIFF images and save them back out as EPS or TIFF -- converting the image in the process.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

TTools 2.0 (Palette)
by Thomas Burkholder, NeXT Developer Support Team
This MiniExample is an advanced IB Palette primer.  The prerequisite knowledge for this is a good understanding of Interface Builder and Objective C including knowledge of the Protocol and Category language elements.
Includes source code.
(Moved to /SourceCode/Palettes)

WhatsUpDoc
by R. Dunbar Poor
What's Up, Doc? provides a skeletal example of how you might manage multiple documents in an applicaton. 
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Winfo
By Paul S. Kleppner
Winfo provides information about  NeXTSTEP window  memory usage.  It's useful
for finding windows which unnecessarily allocate alpha or color planes and waste large amounts of memory.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

ZooView
by Mary McNabb, NeXT Developer Support Team
Get to know the Developer Support Team, and a few other shady characters with the ZooView mini-example! In this application select a name from the list in the browser, and instantly see a photograph of that person! 
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/MiniExamples/IndexingKit

LanguageReader/ReaderDomain example  (3.1 only)
This simple program shows how to generate a .domain file programmatically.  You should also read the SimpleReader MiniExample (in LanguageReader, below) which shows how to build a customized reader by subclassing IXLanguageReader.

LanguageReader  (3.1 only)
This example shows how to build a customized language reader.  The reader is organized as a bundle, so that it can be dynamically loaded by the Indexing Kit, if you are using NEXTSTEP applications such as Digital Librarian.  
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

RecordManager
      by Phil Zakhour, Revised by Mai Nguyen
      Demonstrates usage of the Indexing Kit at the IXRecordManager 
      level. At start-up, a new database .data  will be created in your 
      home directory.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/MiniExamples/NetInfoKit

NILoginPanelTest
      by Charles Lloyd
      This example shows how to bring up a login panel, and do 
      password authentication.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

/SourceCode

MiscKit1.7.1
Version 1.7.1 by Don Yacktman
Includes source code

Multi
by Don McGregor
A simple multi-threaded app: four windows are continually updated to display an increasing sequence of numbers, an increasing sequence of fibonacci numbers, an increasing series of primes, and a series of circles of random size drawn in random places.
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Multiple_NIBS
by Eric "E.T." Tremblay
A very small and simply example of how to load a nib
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

MWNUG-Sept1993
by Don McGregor
Article and source code
Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

NeXTSTEPAdvantage
Listings from the book The NeXTSTEP Advantage
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

NeXTWORLD_DragLab
Version 4.0 by Greg Burd and Randy Nelson
Example about mouse dragging.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

NMK - NeXTSTEP Measurement Kit
by Alex Meyer
Measure and view data about how users interact with user interface items.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

ObserveTester
by Adamation
Look at another field and copies it in real time.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

OOP_Course
Short Course Object-Oriented Programming and the NeXTSTEP Development Environment
by John R. Glover, University of Houston, August 1992
These are notes used in a 3-day short course taught occasionally at the University of Houston.  Included here is the schedule used in teaching the course, the notes themselves, the lab exercises, and several additional example programs.
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Palettes
28 Interface Builder palettes

BarChart Palette
by Joe Freeman, NeXT Systems Engineer
This palette demonstrates how to use your custom UI objects with the DBKit. It illustrates in particular the DBCustomAssociation protocol which allows you to retrieve or set values to your database via a custom view object (here the ChartOfMatrix view). 
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Calcuator Palette
by Jiro Nakamura
Source code for the Calculator used in Cassandra
Includes source code.
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

Calendar Palette
by Jim Million
      Calendar.palette is a 3.0  InterfaceBuilder View palette for the  
      Control subclass Calendar.  Calendar is a simple UI widget for 
      presenting and selecting dates in a calendar form. 
      Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      Chart Palette
      by Martin D. Flynn, NeXT Computer, Inc.
      ChartPalette is a 3.0 loadable palette that can provide easy access 
      to Pie charts, and Bar charts, within a user interface.  Data to be 
      charted can be supplied by Matrix objects (forms, text fields, even 
      sliders), Text objects, or by data point arrays supplied within your 
      program.
      Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC
      
      CircularSlider Palette
      by Vince DeMarco
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      Clocks Palette
      by Jim Million
      Clocks.palette is a 3.0  InterfaceBuilder View palette for the Control 
      subclasses AnalogClock, CalendarClock, and DigitalClock (all 
      direct subclasses of Clock). 
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

ColorBrowser Palette
by Jim Million
      ColorBrowser.palette is a 3.0  InterfaceBuilder View palette for the 
      NXBrowser subclass ColorBrowser.  ColorBrowser uses a 
      ColorBrowserCell as its Cell class.
      Includes source code 
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC
  
      ConnectDemo Palette
by Andreas
It fully implements the functionality of IBConnectInspector (exceptions mentioned below). Also, there are only minor differences in the outfit of the interface to help the stressed programmer finding the right buttons.
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

CVS Palette
by Bob_Vadnais
This palette preserves the CVS administrative directories within nib
documents (directories) that Interface Builder usually blows away.
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

DAYString Palette
Release 1.2 by Don Yacktman
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      Document  Palette
      by Adam Hertz (original code), revised by Mike Riggs, edited by 
      Mai Nguyen
      This palette is a subclass of Control. It shows how to conveniently 
      store files into the database using their absolute pathnames, 
      instead of the data associated with them, and let the Workspace do 
      the work for opening or reading the files.
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

     GradientKit Palette
     by Anders Bertelrud Released April 1996
     This is a little hack I wrote late last year to make NeXTSTEP 3.3 
     window title bars blue instead of black.
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      HotShape Palette
      Version 9 December 4, 1993
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      IBMole Palette
      The IBMole publishes InterfaceBuilder's NXApp variable as a  
      distributed object.  From there you can get a list of the documents 
      open in IB and the objects which lie therein, and then manipulate 
      them programmatically.
Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

       KeyDownBrowser Palette
 by Jim Million
       KeyDownBrowser.palette is a 3.0  InterfaceBuilder View palette for 
       the NXBrowser subclass KeyDownBrowser. KeyDownBrowser 
       extends NXBrowser to provide Workspace Manager-like response 
       to keyboard entry.
 Includes source code
      Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

MailComposer Palette
Verison 1.0 
by Jim Million
MailComposerPalette is a 3.0  InterfaceBuilder Object palette.  With this palette, you can remotely open, write to, and deliver 'Compose' windows in Mail.app.
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Object Palette
by Charlie
      This is is a quick example in the "mini-example" vein. It is a  
      demonstration of  how to generate an object palette for Interface 
      Builder. The object itself does very little (adds two numbers and 
      returns the result), so the example should only be considered as a 
      skeleton of how to develop object palettes.
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OOPSPalette Palette
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PAScrollViewDeluxe Palette
By Jeff Martin 
This object is an enhanced subclass of ScrollView. 
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PAStringList Palette
by Jeff Martin
These two objects are used for generating and maintaining lists of strings and filenames.
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PAThumbWheel Palette
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PSAction Palette
      PSActionPallete implements an object class and InterfaceBuilder 
      palette that can be viewed as a way to add simple scripting to 
      InterfaceBuilder (using PostScript as the scripting language) or as a 
      simple PostScript previewer object class.
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RotationSlider Palette
by Don Yacktman
      RotationSliderPalette.palette is a 3.0 InterfaceBuilder View palette 
      for the Slider subclass RotationSlider.  RotationSlider is a simple UI 
      element which implements a slider which is circular in shape, 
      rather than straight.  A RotationSlider's appearance is similar to that 
      of certain sliders appearing in several Stone Design products, 
      except that it has a proper bezel and a different knob.
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      ScrollViewDeluxe Palette
By Jeff Martin
This object is an enhanced subclass of ScrollView.
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SwitchBox Palette
Version 2.0 Sept 14 1992 by Nicholas Christopher
A SwitchBox is a View that allows its subview to be switched on request.  The subview is switched to one of a set of predefined views. The separate subviews are assigned to the views of other panels, windows or boxes.
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TablePrinter Palette
An InterfaceBuilder palette which nicely formats and prints DBTableViews.
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TabMatrixPalette1.5 Palette
Version 1.5 by Sean Hill
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TTools (2.0) Palette
by Thomas Burkholder, NeXT Developer Support Team
To provide an educational example of advanced palette-building techniques.
To address issues associated with managing a large palette project.
To push the envelope of IB tools.
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WLabeledSlider Palette
Version March 25, 1993
WLabeledSliderPalette is a really simple palette that has a new slider on it that let's you have outlets for min, max, and current values of a slider.
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 3.0JoyStick Palette
 by James Moosmann, Ian Stephenson
       A simple Joystick object, written to try out writing an IB pallete.  
       Simply drag it into your application, and add JoyStick.[hm] to the 
       project.
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PersonalPreferences
by Greg Burd
      This is an example of how you can create a dynamically loaded  
      preference into Preferences.app.
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 Plotter
 This directory contains Plotter and the source files used to create it.   
 Plotter is a demonstration application that's discussed in ªThe   
 NeXTstep Advantage:  Application Development with NeXTstepº
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 PopUpFormatter
       By Daryl Thachuk, Montage Technologies Inc.
       PopUpList into a DBTableView.  The PopUpformatter allows you to  
       select into the column cell one value from a predefined list of 
       values. By clicking on the cell with the PopUpformatter you will be 
       shown a list of valid values for that cell. 
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 PriorityQueue
 by Mark Onyschuk
 PriorityQueue is a container class like NeXT's List, except objects  
 contained within a PriorityQueue are dequeued by unsigned 
 integer priority.
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Project_2
Project Two: The One-Button Calculator
Found on page A-28 in the NeXT Development Tools.
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Project_3
Project Three: The One-Button Calculator
Found on page A-39 in the NeXT Development Tools.
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PSviewExample
by Eric "E.T." Tremblay
This is a simple example of how to do PostScript in a view.
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Puppeteer1.1
Version 1.1 by Dave Griffiths
As for what Puppeteer does... it's an object that helps you to send events to other applications. It uses NXJournaler (of which every app has one). It lets you build command-line programs to control NeXTStep apps. It's a step toward overcoming the lack of scripting/macro capabilities in NS.
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Random2.0
Version 2.0 Written by Gregor N. Purdy
The Random class provides services for random number generation and dice rolling. It implements its own random number generator with a cycle length of 8.8 trillion.
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RemoteMailCompose
by Jim Million
      This example demonstrates how to remotely open and manage 
      'Compose' windows in Mail.app, using the custom Speaker 
      subclass MailSpeaker.
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RTFExplorer
by Klaus Hofrichter, Dec 1992
RTF Explorer is a little, more or less interesting application. It can be used to learn more about the RTF notation used by AppKit's Text object.
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ScrollView Example
by Eric "E.T." Tremblay
This is simply an example of a working scrollview. 
With examples such as textlength, bytelength, background color, text color, setText, check spelling, text justification, ruler, and Save and Load a scrollview. (I know it's not only a scrollview example, it show a lot of stuff from the text object also.)
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ScrollWindow
by David S. Joerg, MindShock, Inc.
The Appkit provides facilities for automatically resizing Views.  However, for many Views it does not make sense to allow resizability (control panels, game boards, and palettes being good examples).  By using ScrollWindow for your fixed-size windows, users gain more control over how much screen space each window will take.  ScrollWindow is not very useful for resizable Views, since the user already has control over the window's size.
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ShellPanel
      by Christopher Lane
      Alert, Menu, Open and Save are simple wrappers for the NextSTEP 
      NXRunAlertPanel routine and OpenPanel and SavePanel objects 
      that allow them to be used from (interactive) Unix shell scripts (to 
      provide consistent GUI panels across C and shell executables).
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Sizer
How to resize a view.
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SliderDualActing  
by Andrew Stone
SliderDualActing is a Control that combines a textField and slider as one logical object, knows how to "undo" itself,  synchronize its displays, and validate and reset the slider if the user types in values higher than maxValue or lower than minValue. 
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Starter
Version Dec 1994 Robert Vasvari
      The purpose of the Starter app is to provide the developer
      with a framework that has all these mechanisms already working
      in some basic way, so that instead of implementing them from
      scratch, they can simply be extended in a kind of "fill in the 
      blanks" way.
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TabCell
by Bill Edney
Example of how to make tabcell in your application.
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Tee.3.0
       by Dimitri Tischenko & P.B. Schuller, special thanks to Scott Hess
       Tee is created in analogy with the Unix(tm) tee command. Tee   
       permits connecting an action to more than one object. 
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TIFFframes
by Robert F. Cahalan
TIFFframes is a very simple NeXTStep utility useful for creating
24-bit TIFF images from 3 separate 8-bit files, which store
the red, green, and blue components separately with no header
information.
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TreeView
by Don_Yacktman
This program mainly serves as a programming example and a way to make available a generic Tree class.  The Tree class is particularly useful for building parse trees, and subclasses could easily be made to create a recursive pretty-printer automatically.
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Tutorial
This directory contains several documents related to a Capabilities Seminar that was developed by Dan McCreary with the assistance and encouragement of Greg Smedsrud, Dave Stutz, Laurn Warburg and Charlie Oei. This seminar is designed to introduce concepts of object oriented programming and the NextStep environment to faculty developing courseware.
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Twin
A T window interface.
by John D. Ramsdell
It runs T as a separate process and provides an
editable input window and a history window for
interaction with T. 
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WhatButton
by Eric "E.T." Tremblay
Almost everything you want to know about Radio Buttons.
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WindowDepth.bproj
by Gary Ritchie
WindowDepth.preferences is a Preferences.app module that lets you tinker with the maximum window depth of applications.  It requires NeXTSTEP 3.0.
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WindowSize
by Rene Guimont
This is an example of how to find a windows location, size and if it has been moved, selected etc...
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