gt0228b@prism.gatech.EDU (FALCO,VINNIE) (05/30/90)
I have the docs for ResEdit Version 1.2B3 here, and the only templates in it that are defined are DBYT DWRD DLNG HBYT HWRD HLNG AWRD ALNG FBYT FWRD FLNG HEXD PSTR LSTR WSTR ESTR OSTR CSTR ECST OCST BOOL BBIT TNAM CHAR RECT Hnnn LSTZ LSTE (for controlling variable length lists) OCNT LSTB (different types of variable length lists) If any of these haven't been posted, or more detailed info is needed on how to make the lists, lemme know... Also, the manual sez that templates for actb cctb clut dctb fctb pltt ppat wctb have been added, but these are of limited usefulness since you have to enter values in as numbers (All of these templates, as all resources with lowercase letters, pertain to color tables, and control color definitions) instead of using the color picker (Comon Apple, get with it! Where is ResEdit v2.0 (non Beta :) There are some ResEdit Editors and Pickers floating around which let you create and edit color icons, 'icl's (A strain of specialized color icons that Apple has neglected to inform me about). An 'icl8' is a type of color icon that is exactly 32x32 and uses the System palette...SunDesk init can utilize these icl8s, and I believe that somewhere along the line Apple has patched up the Finder to highlight these icons properly (maybe it is SunDesk that is doing this). There are also some Editors and Pickers that handle the BNDLs, and a ResEdit that lets you resize windows, and show PICTs as PICTs and not names and numbers...Lots of goodies. I have collected this ResEdit, and accumulated many of the editors and pickers into a single jammed ResEdit application. If anyone wants it, and it is not a violation (is ResEdit free? I paid for it along with MPW) please post a note and I will put it up on comp.binaries.mac -- .,;:'"':;,.,;:'"':;,.,;:'"':;,.,;:'";:;,.,;:'"':;,.,;:'"':;,.,;:'"':;,.,;:'" " gt0228b@hydra.gatech.edu ..!..If this sentence was a complete disclaimer" " Vinnie Falco ..!..If color Macintoshes were cheaper, younger people would" " ..!..have them and then there would be incentive for REALLY COOKIN GAMES!"