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Re: How to tell what API is used
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Re: How to tell what API is used


  • Subject: Re: How to tell what API is used
  • From: Mark Patterson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 23:05:56 +1000

On 25/06/2004, at 18:19, Nicholas Riley wrote:
First, be aware that all Cocoa apps use Carbon, for example for menus
and printing. It's possible to mix Cocoa, Carbon and Java in almost
every imaginable combination. Java 1.3.x on Mac OS X is Carbon based;
Java 1.4.x is Cocoa based.

Thanks for the differences. Most favoured Cocoa in terms of flexibility and correctness. But the last one shows that Cocoa doesn't win every point:

- If an application has separators or checkmarks in its dock menu,
it's Carbon.


OTOH, I wish the above differences would go away, and I imagine some
will in future OS releases.

Well, yes, I imagine MS and Macromedia and Adobe hope for Carbon to catch up as well.

== Mark Patterson
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