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From: wes@arco.com (Wes Monroe)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: THINK C Class Libraries
Message-ID: <1991Jan23.150941.3802@Arco.COM>
Date: 23 Jan 91 15:09:41 GMT
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In article <11408@claris.com> rick@claris.com (Rick Boarman) writes:
>In the spirit of OOP, does anyone know of an archive site for Classes?
>I'd be interested in swapping sample code as I'm in the process of learning
>the libraries and any additional sample code would help tons.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Rick
>
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You may already know this, but there is a "journal" for TCL
called Prepare(), which is publishes gobs of code.  So far
they've had classes for a powerful text editor (32K lines
vs 32K chars), sensors, finite state machines, and much much
more.  The last issue showed a preview of a view editor
(similar to ViewEdit for MacApp if you've seen it), which
is incrediably useful for creating your Windows and Dialogs.

The kicker is that it is expensive, not the good old PD stuff
your looking for.  It costs 500 smackers/6 issues which will
be about 2 years worth.  The "journal" is distributed as
source, and the primary tool for paroosing the info is the
Prepare() browser (source code included of course).

If the company would spring for it, I'd highly recomment it.

Cheers,

Wes