├── M1SampleTK.TEXT ├── P1SampleTK.TEXT ├── README.md └── U1SampleTK.TEXT /M1SampleTK.TEXT: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | PROGRAM M1TK; USES { $U UObject} UObject, { $U QuickDraw } QuickDraw, { $U UDraw } UDraw, { $U UABC} UABC, { $U U1SampleTK} U1TK; CONST phraseVersion = 1; BEGIN process := TBoxProcess.CREATE; process.Commence(phraseVersion); process.Run; process.Complete(TRUE); END. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /P1SampleTK.TEXT: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | ; Phrase file 1 3 2500 $-#BOOT-TK/PABC ; Phrase 1000 SampleTK ; Other app alerts 0 1 File/Print Set Aside Everything#101 Set Aside#102 - Save & Put Away#103 Save & Continue#107 0 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | SAMPLETK - A SIMPLE LISA TOOLKIT QUICKDRAW PROGRAM 2 | ============= 3 | 4 | Result of a day of learning about LisaOS and ToolKit app development. This is a combination of the first 'Boxer' lab from Lisa ToolKit Self-Paced Training, and the QuickDraw sample code included with Workshop 3.0. 5 | 6 | Due to the complexity of converting file formats to/from Lisa, I imagine you will have to manually type this rather than transfer it from a Mac disk using MacCom. LisaEm will let you paste large sections of text as keystrokes, so that makes input pretty easy. 7 | 8 | From the Lisa Workshop main prompt, assuming you have the ToolKit SDK installed, run the following, where '41' is the ID you want to give the output tool. 9 | 10 | ``` 11 |