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- /*
-
- Guide file for :Examples:Apple Events:
-
- Copyright, © 1992 Advanced A. I. Systems, Inc.
- All rights reserved.
- This file may not be copied or distributed without the
- written permission of Advanced A. I. Systems, Inc.
-
- All apple event commands and examples require System 7.
-
- For an introduction, consult "Talk with Prolog.p" in this directory.
- It gives a simple demo of talking with Prolog and has a front end.
- The other prolog files in this folder are collections of functions.
-
- File Contains
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- Apple Event Notes Important facts about using Apple Events.
- Changes and additions to the manual.
-
- apple events1.p Useful functions for processing apple events.
- These are currently not part of the basic system,
- but variants of these may become standard in a
- future version of AAIS Prolog.
- They may be different in a future version.
-
- Talk with Prolog.p This illustrates sending and receiving assertions
- and queries with Prolog. You need two registration
- numbers to use this to talk between two machines, but
- you can run this example with only one copy of AAIS
- Prolog by sending apple events back
- to this same Prolog program. This also illustrates
- a simple interface with multiple edit boxes, one for
- inputing the goal, one for tracing the sending of
- commands and one for tracing the receiving of commands.
-
- Talk with Resolve.p A set of simple functions for talking with Claris
- Resolve. Requires Claris Resolve. Illustrates
- launching another application, having it open
- a file, setting and getting values, saving the file
- and quitting the other application. Resolve can run
- entirely in background.
-
- */
- :- file 'Guide, line 1.
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