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Inside Mac - AppleEvents
More than you could ever want to know about Apple Events
More than you could ever want to know about Apple Events
About the Apple Event Manager
Accepting an Apple Event
Adding Parameters to an Apple Event
Apple Event Data Structures
Apple Event Manager Overviews
Apple Event Types
Apple Events
Built-in Coercion Handlers
Components of Apple Events
Create Publisher Event
Creating an Apple Event
Creating and Sending Apple Events
Dealing With Timeouts
Descriptor Lists
Descriptor Records
Disposing of Apple Event Data Structures
Edition Manager Events
Getting Data Out of a Descriptor List
Getting Data Out of a Parameter
Getting Data Out of an Apple Event
Getting Data Out of an Attribute
Installing Apple Event Handlers
Interacting With the User
Miscellaneous Apple Event Manager Topics
Open Application Event
Open Documents Event
Print Documents Event
Quit Application Event
Receiving Apple Events
Receiving Apple Events From the Edition Manager
Replying to an Apple Event
Requesting Services Through Apple Events
Required Apple Events
Responding to Apple Events
Sending an Apple Event
Specifying a Target Address
Supporting Required Apple Events
System Coercion Table
The Application-Died Event
Using Apple Events with the Edition Manager
Using the Apple Event Manager
Writing a Reply Filter Function
Writing an Idle Function
Writing and Installing Coercion Handlers
Writing Apple Event Handlers
Your First Apple Event
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Apple Event Mgr (Inside Mac - Index)