Plain Text 121 C

Here is the complete source for PlainText, a Public Domain text editor. PlainText is a pure C implementation of ideas contained in the object class library published in "Elements of C++ Macintosh Programming" by Dan Weston. For many applications, implementing objects in C is a path to elegant programming that avoids the lengthy compile times of some C++ environments. The text engine is modified from TE32K by Roy Wood and with contributions from Patrick C. Beard, Lee A. Fyoc, Dave Platt, and Teddy Slottow. In fact, the TE32K source files contained here can be used as a substitute for TextEdit in any application needing to handle files larger than 32K. Consult the documentation contained in the original TE32K package archived on Info-Mac and elsewhere. I have extensively modified TE32K in order to provide full arrow key support, undo, MPW-like selection hiliting, support for double and triple clicking, and more. This is a self-extracting, binhexed, Compact Pro archive. I recommend archiving as PlainText-Source-1.21.sea.hqx. Mel Park University of Tennessee, Memphis mpark@nb.utmem.edu mpark@utmem1.utmem.edu