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Getting and installing development tools UNIX and Mac OS X command mappings

The PerlObjCBridge PerlObjCBridge example Setting Terminal preferences 289 Splitting the Terminal window 292 Other Terminal additions 293 Letting the user cancel downloads 234 The application icon 239 The help file в– Д¬reating and running a script 250 Types of AppleScripts 251 AppleScript extensions 252 The AppleScript language 254 Choosing a scripting language 264 в– Д®xample applications of AppleScript iTunes and AppleScriptД¬ompilers 281 Project Builder 283 Changing compilers 283 Inline scripting 283 New target editor 286 Searching documentation 287 в–

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Opening the project 209 The interface components Control alignment and spacing 212 Forms 215 Classes and instances 215 в– Д¬ocoaWGet: implementing code with Project Builder 220 The model Other Cocoa development languages 200 C++

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Object-oriented terminology 174 Classes 175 Messages 177 Categories 178 Protocols 180 Other features 180 Why learn Objective-C? 181 в– Д¬ocoa software infrastructure 182 Foundation 182 Application Kit 187 Memory management 188 Design patterns Cocoa event handling 197 в– Objective-C and the Cocoa development frameworks 5.1

Ps (process status) and top (system usage statistics) 156 sc_usage: showing system call usage statistics 158 fs_usage: reporting system calls and page faults related to the filesystem in real-time 160 gprof: displaying execution profile data 161 leaks: searching a processвЂ™s memory for unreferenced malloc buffers 163 heap: listing all the malloc-allocated buffers in the processвЂ™s heap 165 malloc_history: showing malloc allocations that a process has performed 165 sample: profiling a process during a time interval 166 в– Mac OS X Aqua-based development tools 122 UNIX-based editorsДЄpple Help Indexing Tool 128 AppleScript Studio 128 FileMerge 129 Icon Composer 132 Interface Builder 132 JavaBrowser 133 MRJAppBuilder 134 MallocDebug 135 ObjectAlloc 143 PEF Viewer 143 PackageMaker 144 Pixie 144 Project Builder 144 PropertyListEditor 144 Quartz Debug 146 Sampler 147 Thread Viewer 150 icns Browser 155 в– Targets and build styles 67 Project BuilderвЂ™s UNIX tools 68 Project BuilderвЂ™s interface 69 Project Builder scenarios 78 в– Д¬reating an application with Interface Builder Interface Builder scenariosД®ditors 112 Mac OS X editing tools 113 Version control 117 Static code analysis tools в– Macintosh ProgrammerвЂ™s Workbench 59 THINK Pascal and THINK C 59 CodeWarrior Project Builder and Interface Builder 60 в– Д¬reating an application with Project Builder Project Builder and Interface Builder 3.1 The Mac OS X user interface 8 The desktop 8 Menus 8 The Dock 10 Window layering 11 Dialog boxes 11 Drawers 12 Keyboard navigation 12 Other interface features 13 в– ДЄrchitecture layers 15 The kernel environment 16 Core Services layer 20 Application Services layer 21 Application Environment layer 22 Aqua 26 в– ДЈ9 Case sensitivity and pathname delimiters Objective-C and the Cocoa development frameworksД¬ontents foreword xiii preface xv acknowledgments xviii about this book xix about the author xxiii about the cover illustration ISBN 1-93 Printed in the United States of America 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 вЂ“ VHG вЂ“ 05 04 03 02Д«rief contents PART 1 OVERVIEW.

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