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- Item 9580420 14-July-89 11:59
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- From: BIANCHI1 Bianchi, Curt
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- To: D1950 CSG, Don Phillips, PRT
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- cc: MACAPP.TECH$ MACAPP Tech
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- Sub: Re Buttons and Lists
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- Ken,
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- The easiest way to put push buttons and lists into windows is to use MacApp
- 2.0, not MacApp 1.1. MacApp 2.0 provides a more complete library of views than
- 1.1. In particular, it includes views for all of the Control Manager controls,
- and something called "grid" views, which are one or two-dimensional tabular
- views. There are no frames, so there's no control list to worry about. In
- 2.0, views can contain other views so it is a simple matter to put a push
- button view (or list view) into a window, which is itself a view. Furthermore,
- views can be described resources much like you describe dialog items for the
- Dialog Manager. The DemoDialogs example in 2.0 shows you how to do all of
- these things.
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- If you insist on using MacApp 1.1, I believe the MacApp Developers Association
- (AppleLink X0501) has some contributed code for using buttons in windows in
- MacApp 1.1.
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- Curt Bianchi
- Apple Computer
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