Discovering OPENSTEP: A Developer's Tutorial
A step-by-step guide to the tools, concepts, techniques, and programming interfaces (APIs) related to Yellow Box application development. In following the tutorial, developers will build three applications of increasing complexity. The APIs, concepts, tools, and techniques presented in this tutorial are largely relevant to the current version of the Yellow Box. However, there have been some significant changes and additions since the tutorial was last updated, particularly a revised document architecture and support for scripting and undo. The following documents contain the latest information on these technologies:
Programming Topics
 (Disk 2).iso/pc/technical publications/macosx/images/space.gif) Application Design for Scripting, Documents, and Undo
 (Disk 2).iso/pc/technical publications/macosx/images/space.gif) Making Your Applications Scriptable
Foundation Reference
 (Disk 2).iso/pc/technical publications/macosx/images/space.gif) NSUndoManager Class
Application Kit Reference
 (Disk 2).iso/pc/technical publications/macosx/images/space.gif) NSDocument Class |
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Debugger
Describes how to use GDB, a commmand-line debugger for Mac OS X. |
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YAP
Yap is an interactive PostScript previewer for developers who want to write and test PostScript code. Since Mac OS X no longer uses Display PostScript as its imaging model as of PR 1, YAP is no longer included. |
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Mach Reference
Documentation on the Mach 2.5 interfaces supported in the first release of
Mac OS X Server. |
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