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From: khayo@CS.UCLA.EDU
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: need comments on MacExpress, Programmer's Extender
Message-ID: <7574@shemp.UCLA.EDU>
Date: Sun, 2-Aug-87 17:54:07 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug  2 17:54:07 1987
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Keywords: MacExpress, Programmer's Extender, programming

In article <331@ge-mc3i.UUCP> sterritt@ge-mc3i.UUCP (Chris Sterritt) writes:
=Hello,
(...)
=	I *have* used the public-domain TransSkel stuff, however--and it's
=great!  It gives you a *great* reduction in programming time, thanks to taking
=care of the main loop, da's, menus, etc.  I've taken a program that was working
=with no Mac-type interface at all (perhaps this is a silly way to develop on
=the mac, but at the time...) and added a FULL, true mac-style interface in no
=time (e.g., two hours!  and that was after not touching TransSkel for two 
=months!) 
(...)
=	Plus, you get the source!  I did find a bug in the Pascal version, and
=corrected it, sent the fix to Owen Hartnett (see below).
(...)
   How about posting it in .binaries? (source and/or object) I, for one,
would be interested in getting the Pascal vsn. & I haven't seen it
anywhere. Of course, if I'm the only one who needs it - I'll just get in
touch with Owen. Thanks... 
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I'm sick & tired of editing my incorrect address in the header.
The *correct* one is khayo@MATH.UCLA.EDU; I have no connection
with the CS Department, except that we breathe the svaSAChalil