maker@dartvax.UUCP (Steve Maker) (03/06/85)
* SkelR -- Resource definition file for small skeleton application
* Written by Steve Maker
* Tell RMAKER what to name the resource file
Skel.Rsrc
* Version data for the finder
* Our signature is "SKEL"
* res. ID = 0, by convention
* finder version data
type SKEL = STR
,0
Skel 2.2 -- Mar 6, 1985
* Read application code from this file
* filename, ID = 0 for first code
Type CODE
SkelL,0
* Menus
* ID (4 => pre-load the resource; MUST NOT be purgeable!)
* menu title: an Apple symbol (in hex) for the Apple menu.
* menu entries, one per line. ( means it's initially disabled.
* An entry of (- means a disabled line of dashes.
* A trailing /Q means a command-key equivalent.
* blank line at end of menu.
Type MENU
,1(4)
\14
About Skel
(-
Type MENU
,2(4)
File
Rattle
Frighten
(-
Quit/Q
* A Window template
* ID,(4 => pre-load the resource; 32 => purgeable)
* title
* BoundsRect (global Top, Left, Bottom, Right): where it appears on the screen
* Vis NoGo: it's visible, but has no close box
* ProcId: this is a standard type of window
* Refcon, for program's use. Skel doesn't use it.
Type WIND
,260(36)
A Skeleton Application
85 128 256 384
Visible NoGoAway
0
0
* Strings (kept here for ease of change)
* ID,(4 => pre-load the resource)
* A string for "About Skel"
* Rattle string
* Frighten String
type STR
,1(4)
Skel 2.2, by Steve Maker on March 6, 1985.
,2(4)
Too tired to Rattle them bones.
,3(4)
Boo!
* dialog box for Report
* ID (4 => pre-load the resource; MUST NOT be purgeable!)
* BoundsRect(global: TLBR)
* vis., window type is modal dialog, has no close box, unused user vbl
* res. ID of item list
* title
Type DLOG
,257(4)
80 20 131 492
Visible 1 NoGoAway 0
257
Report Box
* dialog item list for Report
* ID (4 => pre-loaded; 32 => purgeable - it should always be purgeable.)
* # Items
* the first item:
* a Button you can select
* display rect (local coords)
* title
* the second item:
* Static text, disabled (i.e. can't select it)
* display rect
* text to be set by ParamText
Type DITL
,257(36)
2
BtnItem Enabled
25 186 46 286
OK
StatText Disabled
5 25 20 450
^0
****************************************************************************
**** This section contains information for the Finder; ****
**** the program SKEL never accesses this information directly. ****
**** The entire section can be omitted from the first versions ****
**** of a program (you must then set the application's type to ****
**** APPL, the creator to ????, and don't set the bundle bit); ****
**** the default application icon will be used. ****
**** For more info, read "Putting together a Mac Application" ****
**** and "The Structure of a Mac Application". ****
*
* To make the finder show your application's special icon on the desktop,
* make documents of your type show their icons, make an
* application start when a document is opened,
* and move all files associated with your application
* when a copy is done, you must:
* For documents of new types:
* - set the document's type to the new type (here BONE)
* (often the program that creates them will do this)
* - if you want the application to start when a document file
* is opened, set the file's creator to the signature of
* the application, here SKEL; otherwise, to ????.
* For the application:
* - set the application's type to APPL ("it's an application")
* - set the creator to its signature, here SKEL
* - set the bundle bit. This tells the finder that it should read
* this info from the SKEL resource file and use it when displaying
* SKEL's icon.
* If you use SendOne, these items will have to be set with SetFile the first
* time, and then not again; if you use MacCom, they are set every time
* (usually in the exec file).
* If you change the icon, the change may not have effect on the desktop,
* until you reboot with the command and option keys held down. This tells
* the Finder to reconstruct the desktop; the correct icons will be displayed,
* but all folders will be lost.
* a Bundle: contains references to other finder info, (below)
* ID (32 => purgeable)
* Bundle owner: SKEL (our signature), Res ID of version data = 0
* # of types in bundle = 2: ICN# and FREF
* "ICN#" (means icon list), # of icon resources in bndl = 2
* local ID 0 maps to global ID 128 (the FREF uses a local ID, to refer to
* an icon which has a global ID. See the FREF resource, below)
* local ID 1 maps to global ID 129
* "FREF" (means file reference), # of FREF res in bndl = 2
* local ID 0 maps to global ID 128
* local ID 1 maps to global ID 129
Type BNDL
,128(32)
SKEL 0
2
ICN# 2
0 128
1 129
FREF 2
0 128
1 129
* a File Reference
* ID, (32 => purgeable)
* "APPL" : a file of type APPL (SKEL itself) gets the following icon (a skull)
* local icon ID; maps to global ID as specified in BNDL
* name of file that must accompany application if transferred; omit if none.
Type FREF
,128(32)
APPL 0
* Another File Reference
* ID, (32 => purgeable)
* "BONE" : a file of type BONE gets the following icon (crossbones)
* local icon ID
* no filename
Type FREF
,129(32)
BONE 1
* An icon list for the application icon (a skull)
* ID (the application icon), (32 => purgeable)
* the icon data: 32 lines of 8 hex chars each
* the icon mask: 32 lines of 8 hex chars each
Type ICN# = HEXA
,128(32)
001FF000
01E00F00
070001C0
0C000060
18783C30
10CC6610
31844318
21044108
21044108
218C6308
20F83E08
30000018
10000010
08000020
04028040
03028180
01828300
00828200
00400400
00400400
00400400
004FE400
005BB400
005BB400
007FFC00
00200800
00301800
00183000
0007E000
00000000
00000000
00000000
001FF000
01FFFF00
07FFFFC0
0FFFFFE0
1FFFFFF0
1FFFFFF0
3FFFFFF8
3FFFFFF8
3FFFFFF8
3FFFFFF8
3FFFFFF8
3FFFFFF8
1FFFFFF0
0FFFFFE0
07FFFFC0
03FFFF80
01FFFF00
00FFFE00
007FFC00
007FFC00
007FFC00
007FFC00
007FFC00
007FFC00
007FFC00
003FF800
003FF800
001FF000
0007E000
00000000
00000000
00000000
* An icon list for a file of type BONE (crossbones)
* ID (the icon for BONE files), (32 => purgeable)
* the icon data: 32 lines of 8 hex chars each
* the icon mask: 32 lines of 8 hex chars each
,129(32)
03C000F0
06600198
04300308
1C30030E
30200103
20300301
20180601
300C0C03
1F06183E
0D83306C
00C1E0C0
0060C180
00306300
00183600
000C1C00
000E0C00
001B0600
00318300
0060C180
00C1E0C0
01833060
03061830
1E0C0C1E
30180603
20300301
20600181
20400081
20400081
30400083
18C000C6
0F80007C
00000000
03C000F0
07E001F8
07F003F8
1FF003FE
3FE001FF
3FF003FF
3FF807FF
3FFC0FFF
1FFE1FFE
0DFF3FEC
00FFFFC0
007FFF80
003FFF00
001FFE00
000FFC00
000FFC00
001FFE00
003FFF00
007FFF80
00FFFFC0
01FF3FE0
03FE1FF0
1FFC0FFE
3FF807FF
3FF003FF
3FE001FF
3FC000FF
3FC000FF
3FC000FF
1FC000FE
0F80007C
00000000
**** end of information for the finder ****
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