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Re: Tips on Reading TFM?
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Re: Tips on Reading TFM?


  • Subject: Re: Tips on Reading TFM?
  • From: John Nestor <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 11:39:27 -0500

I've been using a method I haven't seen here yet so I'll pass it on. I dragged the AppKit and Foundation toc's to the Dock. Clicking these will give a complete hyper-list of the classes for Foundation or AppKit. Open the class you are interested in and its documentation appears. This class documentation usually has a hyperlink to background material on that class. You can wind up with a lot of open files but finding what you need is pretty easy.

The toc's are pretty deep on the disk so here are the urls -

file://localhost/System/Library/Frameworks/AppKit.framework/Versions/C/Resources/English.lproj/
Documentation/Reference/ObjC_classic/AppKitTOC.html

file://localhost/System/Library/Frameworks/Foundation.framework/Versions/C/Resources/English.lproj/
Documentation/Reference/ObjC_classic/FoundationTOC.html

These are not the header files. The header files and files with structs such as NSRect, NSPoint are found very quickly with the PB Find function. hth


Structs like NSRect, NSPoint will not be there, apparently only classes. The PB Find capability will get these very quickly.

Matt Judy wrote:

I was looking for that document earlier today. I opened Mozilla, typed "adc NSRect", and it was the second result.

Try searching the ADC website. It's powered by Google, so it provides relevant results now, and if you have a browser that does shortcuts (OmniWeb) or keywords (Mozilla), take advantage of it.

Jason Blake wrote:

Yea that got me too, I was working with window sizes and I was like ok I got an NSRect, now what? It's not a class so it must be a structure, but where is it documented. I had to do a search on google to learn about it. Later I found it is documented under foundation types and constants.

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