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  1. //--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  2. //                                                                            
  3. //        PACKman                                                    
  4. //            by Scott “Zz” Zimmerman & Nick Thompson                                                    
  5. //                                                                            
  6. //        Description:    This snippet shows how to implement a simple
  7. //                        Chooser Package, updated from Scott “Zz” Zimmerman's 
  8. //                        PACKman pascal sample                                        
  9. //
  10. // It's really simple, and based largely on a pascal sample that Zz wrote a few years back.  
  11. // I fixed it up a bit, and converted it to THINK C.  To build with MPW use the rez source 
  12. // files and modify the makefile to build the code into PACMan.code.  Modify PACKman.r to include 
  13. // the built code, it should work, and I'll fix it up some time to do this.
  14. // 
  15. // Nick Thompson (AppleLink: NICKT)
  16. //                                                                            
  17. //        Version:        1.0 Completed 10/19/94                                
  18. // 
  19. //
  20. //    Copyright:    © 1989-94 by Apple Computer, Inc., all rights reserved.
  21. //
  22. // Modification History:
  23. //
  24. //    10/18/94        nick    converted from Pascal
  25. //    10/19/94        nick    updated to reflect info in IM: Devices (pages 1-42 ff)
  26. //                            this sample is think C specific
  27. //
  28. // To do:
  29. //        implement for metrowerks and MPW C
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