mvg@pnet51.orb.mn.org (Mitchell Gossman) (06/03/90)
Is there a way to make consoles used for data input in Think C coexist with
other Mac windows? For some reason, if I attempt to open other windows, the
global variables for quickdraw aren't initialized, even though there is a call
to InitGraf in the console initialization routine source code!
And if you attempt to call InitGraf yourself, the console window doesn't work.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
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P.S. If this is not possible, what is the "best" way to easily enter data via
the keyboard for development purposes? That is, I don't want to fuss with
dialogs since my programs fluctuate from day to day as ideas evolve.