Inside Macintosh:

QuickDraw GX
Programmer's Overview

Inside Macintosh: QuickDraw GX Programmer's Overview gets you started programming with QuickDraw GX. This book introduces the universe of QuickDraw GX: object architecture, graphics, typography, printing features, run-time, and debugging environments.

The first part of this book presents an overview of QuickDraw GX and introduces the objects, data structures, and functions you use to include QuickDraw GX imaging capabilities in your application. The second part of this book contains programming examples in the form of code recipes with specific, step-by-step instructions for implementing some of the more commonly used features of QuickDraw GX. These recipes show you how to

• set up the QuickDraw GX environment
• use QuickDraw GX with Macintosh windows
• allow users to create and edit graphics shapes
• handle text selection and editing
• print documents using the new printing features

After reading this book, consult the other QuickDraw GX books in the Inside Macintosh suite, such as QuickDraw GX Objects, for further details of QuickDraw GX.

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Book Contents

Preface - About This Book

Part 1 - Getting Started With QuickDraw GX

Chapter 1 - An Introduction to QuickDraw GX

Chapter 2 - A Quick & Easy Sample Program

Chapter 3 - Using QuickDraw GX Objects

Part 2 - The QuickDraw GX Programming Cookbook

Chapter 4 - Using the QuickDraw GX Environment

Chapter 5 - Using Macintosh Windows

Chapter 6 - Handling Graphics

Chapter 7 - Handling Typography

Chapter 8 - Printing

Index

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