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- From: positron@engin.umich.edu (Jonathan Scott Haas)
- Subject: Re: Short Question
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- Date: Thu, 31 Dec 92 20:05:57 EST
- Organization: University of Michigan Engineering, Ann Arbor
- References: <1i0549INNik6@agate.berkeley.edu>
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- In article <1i0549INNik6@agate.berkeley.edu> robohen@ocf.berkeley.edu (Henry Robertson) writes:
- >I am learning how to use Think C. I bought a book, "Programming Quickdraw"
- >yesterday, and they assume you have Inside Macintosh already. I can follow\
- >along what Quickdraw is saying, but the one question is, what do I have
- >to #include at the beginning in order to use quickdraw commands?
-
- I got that same book... it's pretty good. In any case, my version of Think
- seems to automatically include all of the Mac #includes... at least, I
- haven't had to manually insert any of them. If yours doesn't, try
- #include <Quickdraw.h>.
-
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