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'''''Easy Object Programming for the Macintosh Using AppMaker and THINK C''''' by '''Richard O. Parker'''. '''Prentice Hall''', Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, '''© 1993''', '''ISBN 0-13-092966-2'''. '''515 pages''' in this scan.
'''''Easy Object Programming for the Macintosh Using AppMaker and THINK C''''' is a book by Richard O. Parker, published by Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, in 1993 (ISBN 0-13-092966-2).<ref name="b">Richard O. Parker, ''Easy Object Programming for the Macintosh Using AppMaker and THINK C'', Prentice Hall, 1993, ISBN 0-13-092966-2: cover, title and copyright pages, contents (pp. v–xv). Hosted as [[:File:Easy Object Programming 1993.pdf]].</ref> It teaches object programming in THINK C through a single example application, Ensemble, built up with the AppMaker interface builder over sixteen chapters: a text editor, a worksheet window, a format dialog, a graph window and printing. The book shipped with an 800K disk; the scan includes the disk's label page but not its contents.<ref name="b" />


AppMaker was a Macintosh interface builder that generated THINK C or THINK Pascal source from a drawn interface; this book teaches object programming through it. A disk was included with the printed book and is '''not''' part of this scan.
The printed text runs to p. 502 after the front matter; the scan has 515 PDF pages.<ref name="b" />


'''Not a repair source.''' This is a software book: no schematic, no parts list, no component value, no voltage and no fault-finding procedure for any machine. Nothing on this wiki should cite it for a hardware figure.
== Contents ==
From the book's contents pages:<ref name="b" />
# Introducing the Tools (p. 1)
# Examining Ensemble's Structure (p. 21)
# Creating the Ensemble Application (p. 47)
# Examining the EditText Code (p. 67)
# Customizing the EditText Code (p. 89)
# Adding a Worksheet Window (p. 127)
# Examining the CalcWindow Code (p. 167)
# Customizing the Worksheet Code (p. 185)
# Adding a Format Worksheet Dialog (p. 247)
# Examining the Format Worksheet Code (p. 265)
# Customizing the Format Worksheet Code (p. 285)
# Adding a Graph Window to Ensemble (p. 343)
# Examining the GraphWindow Code (p. 361)
# Customizing the Graphing Code (p. 381)
# Printing Ensemble's Windows (p. 453)
# Completing the Ensemble Application (p. 473)
 
It is a programming book, with no hardware information.


== Related pages ==
== Related pages ==
* [[:Category:Apple Programming Documentation]] — the rest of the collection
* [[Mastering the Think Class Library 1995]]
* [[:Category:Apple Documentation]] · [[:Category:Apple Vintage Computers]]
* [[:Category:Apple Programming Documentation]]
* [[Maintenance Guides]] — for the hardware side


<pdf>File:Easy_Object_Programming_1993.pdf</pdf>
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Download here: [[:File:Easy_Object_Programming_1993.pdf|Easy_Object_Programming_1993.pdf]]
Download: [[:File:Easy_Object_Programming_1993.pdf|Easy_Object_Programming_1993.pdf]]
 
== References ==
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