Clascal Syntax Diagrams Preface The following three pages define the syntax of the final version of Clascal. Ieiacat ,. 1 Of 3I set-type file-type truetured-type-identifie'It------1 '-----class-typet---------- claas-t lass~identifie "-,...,.ethod -interfac-----4. class-identifier .J. .. I ---4". --------~ldentifler .... ~ method-interface I eiasc.t ,. 201 I, ----4_ variable-identifier ~­ ~va.r.~'J::~:.:b.::.1e:..-..:~~~:...;f*e.:;.:~..;;;,~:.:~.:;;...ce~_ _.. function-call "---.. function-method-call ...:..:=.:..::..:::..;~..;;;.;.;.:...:.:.;...-~--.. qualifier variable-reference function-call ~-~ '---- class-identifier L . - . _ - ' ---------', procedure-statement -_. ..:!p.~~:...:'O:.:'C.:..ed::.~=-.:'e:.....-.:..;;m.:..;:e....tl1_od_.-_~_ii_~J-""::::::--1'" variable-reference class-identifier ~~~~~~~~--------~~identifierL---------------------r-9 class-identifier . formal-parameter-list ~~~~~~~-----------~~identifier class-identifier result-type . I elllC.t ,. i if i I resu1t-type .... -~ ordinal-type-identifier ~ ~ real-type-identifier ~ '" im iementation- J ~ pointer-type-identifier.~ :-1 class-type-identifier} implementation constarit-declaration-partt----'I type-declaration-part 1 - - - - - - ' 1 variable-declaration-part..-.--,· subroutine-part1-------"" -s--u;.;;;;;bro---u--ll.-.;r.n---e-...........-----,-.~..procedure-declaration~~-.... function-declaration method-block 1----- lass-identifie procedure-and-function-declaration-part creation-block I - - - -........c creation-block "iblock I .. - ~

l[ii'iiii"'~"&';;'l $ $ $ LISA DISKS SAVE $ By the Editor There Is a fierce competition today In the computer market place, a far cry from JUSt a few years ago, and even more so among computer magazines. What we hOpe to accompllSh with ICON is to provide a forum to fit the needs of LISA owners. We hOpe this first issue will start to accompllsh tnat goal. To be InclUdeClln future Issues are reviews of new software and nardWare. ICON Is lOOl<lng for material to puDl1Sh In future Issues. It woulO De 'helpfUl if sUbmittals could be contribUted using UsaWrite and sent on a LISA 01S1<ette. llle diskette will De returned within a few days and wl111nCUde some of the templates talked abOUt In the ~MemberShlp form. In this first Issue are some TIPS aboUt operating some of the tools, a column abOUt hidden facts DID YaJ KNlW7 (by the way If you know of any please let us I<now), new prOdUCt Information, and other resouroes on LISA materials. Now available thru the ALAThe PLA has available LISA "fUeware dlSksettes to Its members. They can be purchased by sending $9.00 for each disk ordered. These are blank, no label diSkS made for the LISA by 3M. If you are ordering In California please include 6.5% sales tax on the order. The abOve price InclUdes shipping. Most dealers sell a box of 10 disKs for $120.00 or $12.00 each. Send your cheCk or money order, US funds only, to the PLA PO Box with your name, address and quanlty. U L::::::::::~:~::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~::!.:::::::::::::::::::::] ICON is the official newsletter of APPLE LISA ASSOCIATION ~ ASSOC:IAiICN P.O. Box 634, Santa Clara, CA95052 D 13 D ICON D 13 1:1 Issue #1 OCtober 1983 ICON Is publ1shed by Apple Usa Association and its entire contents are copyrighted. No part of this publ1catlon my be reprodUced in any form wIthOut prior written permission from (ALA)Apple Usa Association. PLA offers no warranty, either expressed or Impl1ed, for any losses dUe to the use of any material published in ICON. ICON is printed and provided for the membership of PL.A and caples may be obtained by becoming a member of PLA. At this time Icc.t-I Is published periodically. Apple Lisa Assoication is a not-for profit organization formed in the State of CalIfornIa Please write If you wish info!TTl8tion about PLAor I~ P.O. BOX 634 SANTA CLARA, CA 95052 The following Ups were obtained from Apple Computer, Inc. and compUed by the LISA PhOne Support group. They are listed under each heading approximately in the order of their Importance. General VERY JM=»ORTANT: If you have to press Reset. . pull the plug, or otherwise restart the system abnormally (l.e. without pressing the on-Off button) always use the Office System 1 disKette to repair the diSkS that were being used. This procedure Is described starting on page 0-53 in the Owner's Guide. If you don't do this befosre using the disks again, you could suffe…

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A SERVICE AND SUPPORT JOURNAL The LisaTalk Report INFORMATION ON OPTIMIZING YOUR LISA & MAC XL COMPUfER SYSTEMS --- -- Summer Issue 1986 Lisa's Hotter Than Ever New Products, New Service, New Support $10.50 Bulk Rate U.S. Postage Paid San Anselmo, CA 94960 Permit No. 78 PenMac Works XL drawings by Walter Brooks, AJA Features Inside: Product Reviews and Announcements • PenMac Works XL: Electronic Pen & Pad for the XL • Typing Tools: TypeNow & Hayden: Speller • Computing in the Potentially Fast Lane: Introduction of XL800 & ROMSwitcher 7/7 World • LisaProject: Project Planning Made Simple • LisaCalc and Stock Prices: An Investor's Application •Lisa Error Codes: What Do They Really Mean? UNIX on the Lisa-Part II: • Comparison of XENIX and UniPlus+ ROMSwitcber™ enables Lisa/XL users to switch between the Lisa Operating System (7n, Pascal WorkShop, Unix & Xenix) and MacWorks with a proper pixel proportioned full sized screen under either mode. ROMSwitcherJM allows you to install your existing F,G or H ROMS and add the 3A ROMS that come with the Apple Mac XL Screen Fix Kit, together with their respective video chips for total screen c9ntrol. Installs piggyback onto the CPU board with an external toggle switch, controllable when power is off. Installation by a technician may be required. Dafax also offers the Macintosh XL Screen Modification Kit with the 3A Roms. Introductory Price...................................................................................$129.95 AVAILABLE NOW! SCUZZI XI:? The "eXLent Solution™ SCSI Mass Storage System" for the Lisa I Mac XL!!! Available soon. We are accepting orders now. SCVZZI PLUS? The Mac Office Lives! The Amazing Three to One Touch Board™ turns your Mac into a l .6Mb-2.5 Mb Speed Demon. Adds l .5Mb SIM RAM, External Ports, Space for 512k of ROM, and a 12MHz Co-Processor. Effectively doubles processing speed, and is AppleTalk™ Compatable with 128k ROMS installed. Available now for the Mac 128k, Mac 512k and Mac 512k Enhanced, with optional SCSI interface coming soon. And, the Three to One Touch Board™ will be available soon for the Mac Plus! Add superfast reliable SCSI HD Drives and Tape Back-Up from AST, LoDOWN, Mirror Technology, and SuperMac. We can help you obtain the maximum performance and efficiency from your AppleTalk Network or Stand-alone WorkStation. MacServe™ enables you to interface your XL easily into the Macintosh Office and take advantage of the latest technology. 14 NO. DR •MALBA NY•11357•718-746-8220 ... A SERVICE AND SUPPORT JOURNAL The LisaTalk RepOrt --- INFORMATION ON OPTIMIZING~~~ LISA " MAC XL COMPurER SYSTEMS ~l ·~ Publishers: The NetWorkers-The Lis~Talk Report President: Lewis Guice VP-Operations: Roxane M. Schwabe :f ~· VP-Finance: John A. Zimmerman Devil's Advocate: Robert W. Johnson · Editor-In-Chief: Roxane M. Schwabe Chief Technical. Advisor: Lewis Guice Assistant Editor: Patricia Dine · .. · Contribunng Editors/Technical Advisors: Walter T. Brook…

lisa Toolkit 3.0 Oiskette Catalogs Lisa Toolkit 3.0 Diskette Catalogs Lisa Toolkit 3.0 Diskette 1 Catalog Filename -------*Ask. TEXT *AskDir.TEXT *Install. TEXT INTRINSIC. LIB H1CLASEXAHPLE. TEXT M2CLASEXAMPLE.TEXT HPEXAHPLE. TEXT TKLIB.OBJ U1CLASEXAHPLE. TEXT U2CLASEXAHPLE. TEXT UPEXAHPLE. TEXT Size Psize , ---- -+---- 2048 3072 2048 5120 3012 3072 3012 249344 8192 4096 5120 Last-Had-Date ------------- Creation-Date ------------- 4 08/11184-11:44 08/11184-13:31 6 08/11184-11:50 08/11184-15: 16 4 08/21184-10: 16 08/11184-12:00 10 08/24/84-10:53 08/24/84-10:51 6 08/21/84-09:41 05/23/84-18:45 6 08/21/84-09:51 05/23/84-19: 13 I ~ 6 08/21/84-09:41 8 05/23/84-18:46 05/23/84-18:46 05123/84-18:56 481 06/18/84-18:22 06/18/84-18: 11 16 01116/84-11:55 05/23/84-18:45 10 07/16/84-19:25 05/24/84-09:59 563 total blocks for files listed Lisa TOtJlkit 3.0 [tliskette 2 Catalog Filename -------*Ask.TEXT *Install. TEXT INTRINSIC. LIB TK2LIB.OBJ Last-Mod-Date Creation-Date 08/17/84-17:44 08/27/84-10:16 10 08/24/84-10:53 406 06/22/84-18:42 08/17/84-13:37 08/17/84-14:15 08/24/84-10:51 06/22/84-18:38 Size Psize ---- ~---- 2048 2048 5120 207872 ------------- 4 4 ------------- 424 total blocks for files listed Lisa Toc)lkit 3.0 Diskette 3 Catalog Filename -------- *Ask. TEXT *AskDir. TEXT *Install. TEXT IconEdit.OBJ M1BOXER. TEXT H2BOXER. TEXT H3BOXER. TEXT M4BOXER. TEXT H5BOXER.TEXT H6BOXER. TEXT H7BOXER. TEXT H8BOXER. TEXT P1BOXER. TEXT P2BOXER. TEXT P3BOXER. TEXT Size Psize ---2048 4 3072 6 3072 6 10752 21 2048 4 2048 4 2048 4 2048 4 .2048 4 2048 4 4 2048 2048 4 2048 4 4 2048 2048 4 ~---- Page - 1 Last-Had-Date Creation-Date 08/11184-17:44 08/17/84-17:50 08/28/84-13:23 08/24/84-16:45 03/06/84-11:40 03/06/84-11:43 03/06/84-12:39 03/06/84-14:49 03/06/84-15: 13 03/08/84-16:09 03/12/84-10:46 03/13/84-15:25 01119/84-11:59 07/19/84-13: 15 07/19/84-13:44 08/17/84-13:37 08/17/84-15: 15 08/17/84-14:43 08/24/84-16:44 03/06/84-11:40 03/06/84-11:43 03/06/84-12:39 03/06/84-14:49 03/06/84-15: 13 03/08/84-16:09 03/12/84-10:46 03/13/84-15:25 03/06/84-18: 11 03/06/84-18: 13 03/08/84-11: 13 ------------- ------------- Lisa' Toolkit 3.0 Oiskette Catalogs P480XER.TEXT P5BOXER.TEXT P6BOXER.TEXT P7BOXER.TEXT P8BOXER.TEXT TK/ALERT.08J TK/COHP.TEXT TK/HAKE.TEXT TK/NullChange.OBJ TK/PABC.TEXT TK/UNITCHANGED.TEXT TK/WorkDir.OBJ TK/XRead.TEXT u1boxer.text U1BOXER2.TEXT u2boxer.text U2BOXER2.TEXT u3boxer.text U3BOXER2.TEXT u4boxer.text U4BOXER2. TEXT u5boxer.text U5BOXER2.TEXT u6boxer.text U6BOXER2.TEXT u7boxer.text U7BOXER2.TEXT U8BOXER.TEXT U8BOXER2.TEXT X1BOXER.TEXT X2BOXER.TEXT X3BOXER.TEXT X4BOXER.TEXT X5BOXER.TEXT X6BOXER.TEXT X7BOXER.TEXT X8BOXER.TEXT 2048 2048 2048 2048 2048 18432 2048 10240 2048 11264 3072 1024 ' 2048 3072 , 4096 3072 6144 4096 9216 4096 10240 5120 12288 6144 19456 7168 21504 10240 32768 2048 2048 2048 2048 2048 2048 2048 2048 4 07/19/84-13:44 4 07/19/84-13:45 4 07/19/84-14:03 4 07/20/84-11:50 4 07/20/84-11:58 36 05/15/84-15:4…

5. \ Venso" GUIDE TO THE OPERATING SYSTEM June 15, 1982 Introduction • • .'. • • • • • • • • 1 Configuration • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 OS Volume Types •••••••••••• 2 System Files • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 Installing the OS •••• • • • • • • • 4 How to Boot the OS • • • • • • • • • • • 6 Shutting Down the OS • • • • • • • • • • 7 Program Development •••••••••• 8 The OS Command Shell • • • • • • • • • • 8 The Filer . . . · . . . . . . . . . 10 The Privileged Filer • • • • 13 The Asynchronous File System • • 15 Printers and RS232 Input/Output 15 · . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Intrinsic Units · . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Pas lib · . . . . . . . . . . . 20 The OS Interface · . . . . . . . . . 24 Additions to the OS · . . . . . . . . . 39 OS Error Messages . . . . . 41 Stack Size • Guide to OS Confidential INTRODUCTION This document explains how to use the 5.1 release of the Operating System. It includes all relevant material from prior releases and also describes the new features of this release. The User's Guide does not explain each feature of the OS in detail; instead, it explains operations such as installing and booting the system, and presents the details of the Command Shell and Filer commands (see the Operating System Reference Manual for a complete description of the Operating system). The User's Guide also contains explanations of any new features or calls that may not fit into the above topics because the Operating System Reference Manual is not updated for each new release. The User's Guide assumes that the Operating System Reference Manual that you have is dated March 1, 1982. The 5.1 release of the Operating System is the firs~ Operating system that boots from a Profile or Twiggy rather than the Apple II. The standalone OS is installed and operates differently than previous releases in several ways. Please read the paragraphs below that explain the environment that this version of the OS supports before attempting to install and run it. REMEMBER: Standalone mode is new to the OS group, too. We welcome your questions and appreciate suggestions. CONFIGURATION The standalone OS boots from either a Profile or a Twiggy. However, most people will boot the standalone OS from a Profile, and use another hard disk for the monitor. The Corvus can be reached from the 5.1 OS only as a source of monitor type files, not as an OS volume. The Apple is totally inac.cessible from the 5.1 OS, which rules out both Disk-II floppies and the Sanyo screen. The Lisa screen and keyboard are reserved for Applications. Readlns and writelns can only be seen on your Soroc. THEREFORE: IF YOU DON'T HAVE A SOROC, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO USE THIS VERSION OF THE OS! Attach the Soroc to channel A of the Lisa; this channel is the second from the left when standing in front of the system. The Soroc driver supports When the OS boots from a Profile, that Profile must be attached to the parallel port (the connector farthest to the right.when viewed from th…

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I ~~. c l$b. 'f'>? I(~ HA"A_~."'."''''.''OIIr''''''' ..... -.IMa.'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1... W' U. MEEIBSI RAwsn"" INSTALLAIloN HINTs ANI) lipS 1. All chips are very sensttive to static electricity. Your board has been thoroughly tested by both AST Research, Inc. and Dafax Processing Corp. and is in proper working condition in the memory conftguratton that you ordered. Please be sure that you discharge any possible stattc electnc1ty from your body before you touch the boanl. Please do not touch the indiyjdualchips. Handle the board from the edges only. Be very wary of carpeted work spaces. Substantial charges of static electrtcity can be. generated by Just walking on a carpet. Be sure to discharge statiC electricity by touching a known grounded object. We cannot be responsible for damage caused by stattc electn city. 2. Pleose ·follow the installation instructions contained with your RamStak'IN. 3. After Romstak™ installation and power-up the first time you may get the Query -start-Up from (Hard Dtsk) 1 or (Floppy) 2 • by symbol. Just prass ·Command 1" the Apple Key and the number 1· at the sama tima. This wtll complete the boot1ng process from the hard disk. Agatn~ this mayor may not occur, but 1f it does, it should occur only on the first power-up after instal1otion. 4. As you will be removing the power cord from your computer to install the RamStak lM board, be sure to reset your control panel functions" such as mouse, cursor, keyboard and time attributes.. 5. If at ony time upon power-up you hear two 12] low beeps and your computer will not boot, you probobly have memory failure. DO NOT PANIC. This 1S ~ery rare. Power-down and call us for asslstancs. PAGE 1 14 NORTH DRIVE, MALBA. NEW YORK 11367 (718) 746 - 1220 I ~::.I C . :¥m: ::=xf)? <~ WAB86NI),. EXTENDED W6B86.)' INFQ 1. Your Ra.Stak- board I••arranted far one year fro. date of purchase. R ·Uarranty Reglatratlon For.- I. enolo••d fro. RST Reaearch, Inc., .hleh should be co.plated In Ita entirety and returned to AST. 2. Since you have purchased a Ra.Stak- board .Ilh .ore than 512K of •••ory. Ito" I. 8andatory for you to return the OAf AX ·Uarranty Registration For.- to DAFAH In order to ualldate the DAFRX .arranty for your additional .e.ory In axce•• of '12K for one year fro. purchase date. J. RST Research, Inc. offers an additional year of 11.'ted .arranty on the Ra.Stak- board and the first 512K of •••ory for U.5.$50.00. DAFRH offers an additional year of ".'ted .orranty on all .e.ory chips Installed by DAfAH above the 512K Installed by AST for U.5.$30 for each additional 512K, I.e.~ 1 negabyle Board $30; 1.5 negabyte Board $60j 2 negabyte Board $90. i. If you are purchasing the extended .arranty fro.DAfftX, you .ust purchase the exlended warranty fro. AST. It Is not necessary to purchase the extended .orranty fro. DAfAM, but AST .111 warrant only their board and the original 512K. 5. To validat. JOUI' extended • ..,.1,. pi.... do .... 'ollowing; a). Send check 10…

applcz rVIcc! LEVEL I LISA TECHNICAL PROCEDURES #072-0085 lisa Level I Technical Procedures #072-0085 Copyright 1983 by Apple Computer Inc. l Revision: March 19a5 LISA TECHNICAL PROCEDURES MANUAL Table of Contents June 1985 Lisa 1.0 --Table of Contents --Takeapart --Setup --Video Take-apart (except 3.9, 3.10) --Video Adjustments --Diagnostics (except 5.3) --Troubleshooting (except 6.1, 6.4, 6.7, 6.8, 6.12 6.13, 6.24, 6.30-6.32) (except 6.6, 6.15, 6.19-6.22, 6.26 6.33-6.41, 6.45, 6.46, 6.48, 6.50, 6.52) 8/23/83 7/29/83 7/29/83 7/23/83 12/07/83 8/09/83 7/23/83 01/85 8/22/83 4/84 1/06/84 Lis~ 2/Macintosh XL --Table of Contents (except page 0.2) --Take-apart --HDA Packaging for Shipment --Video Take-apart Chart . --Video Take-apart --Video Adjustments --Diagnostics (except 5.3, 5.6) (except 5.2) --Troubleshooting Upgrade and Retrofit --Table of Contents --Lisa 2/5 Inventory Upgrade Instructions --Lisa 2 Upgrade --Lisa 2/10 Upgrade (except page 7) Illustrated Parts Lists --Table of Contents --Lisa 1.0 Illustrated Parts (except 1.3, 1.14, 1.16) --Lisa 2 Illustrated Parts (except 2.3, 2.5, 2.18, 2.20) --Macintosh XL .Il1ustrated Parts (except 3.3, 3.5, 3.7, 3.9, 3.18, 3.20) 3/85 8/84 12/14/83 3/85 no date 2/27/84 2/13/84 5/84 2/85 6/85 1/07/84 2/5/84 1/04/84 2/28/84 4/84 10/84 4/85 4/85 6/85 4/85 6/85 4/85 6/85 LISA TECHNICAL PROCEDURES TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1: Take-Apart Introduct ion •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.3 Replacing the Disk Drives ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l.4 Removing a Diskette from a Malfunctioning Disk Drive •••• l.5 The Glare Filter •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l.6 The Mouse •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 • 7 The Keyboard •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1. 7 Replacing a CPU Board: Transferring the Video State Machine ROM..................................... .1.8 Packing Instructions ••••••••..••••••••••••••••••• l.9 w •••••• Section 2: Set-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Introduction ••••••••••• • ••• 2. 3 Material Requirements ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2. 3 A. Unboxing the Lisa ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.5 B. Installing the Pull-out Reference Cards •••••••••••••• 2.5 C. Checking the Battery Switch •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.6 D. Installing the Lisa Accessories •••••••••••••••••••••• 2.7 E. Installing the ProFile ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.8 F. Installing the Office System Software •••••••••••••••• 2.9 G. Putting the Icons in Order ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.l3 H. Installing an Apple Daisy Wheel Printer •••••••••••••• 2.17 I. Installing an Apple Dot Matrix Printer ••••••••••••••• 2.18 J. Setting Preferences •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.19 K. Setting the Clock •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.20 L. Testing the System: Printing a Document •••••••••••••• 2.20 M. Before You Leave: Getting the User Started ••••••••••• 2.21 Appendix 1: Replacing a Single Tool on the ProFi…