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- Notes for the 0.9.7 release
-
- This release has been fixed to work with Think C 5.0, and might also
- work with MPW 3.2. The notes below still apply, more or less. Note:
- the only file you need from the Gen directory is wtextbreak.c!
-
-
- Using STDWIN on the Mac
-
- This assumes THINK C 4.0. I believe you can make it work for THINK C
- 3.0, check for the symbol THINK_C_3_0 (especially in H/stdwconf.h).
- It also works for MPW 2.0, see ../mac_mpw.
-
- Copy the files from the following directories to the Mac:
- H
- Tools
- Gen
- Ports/mac
- Packs/textedit
- Appls/miniedit (for testing)
-
- Make two projects, stdwin.<pi> and textedit.<pi> (<pi> is the letter
- pi, Option-p). All of STDWIN together is too big for one segment, and
- the textedit module is not used by all applications.
-
- Project stdwin.<pi> receives all sources from Tools, Gen and
- Ports/mac; textedit.<pi> receives those from Packs/textedit.
-
- Turn off <MacHeaders>; the sources know exactly which files to include.
- (To speed up compilation you can rename "macwin.h" and precompile it,
- placing the output in "macwin.h". This is completely optional.)
-
- Compile the sources in each project. Don't attempt to link.
-
- To test, make a project miniedit.<pi> and add all sources from
- Appls/miniedit. Add the ANSI and MacTraps libraries and the
- stdwin.<pi> and textedit.<pi> projects you just created. (Probably
- everything in its own segment.) You now have a simple editor with
- regular expression search facility. Study the source to learn more
- about using stdwin.
-
- Good luck!
-