Re: [NTLK] [Dev] Func/method reference?

From: Laurent Daudelin (laurent.daudelin_at_verizon.net)
Date: Wed Nov 13 2002 - 22:31:05 EST

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on 13/11/02 19:44, Aaron Jon Reichow at reichowa_at_tcfreenet.org wrote:

> I'm back with another dev question-
>
> Is there anything like a library reference doc available on the
> NewtonScript system available on the Newton itself? I noticed NewtDevEnv
> deos a little autocomplete/parameter help, but I've not found a way to
> just get a list of the functions or methods. There's ViewFrame, but that
> only helps one find what to call in certain situations, or perhaps I'm not
> using it to the fullest. If there's nothing else like a function
> reference, is there any way to browse the list that NewtDevEnv seems to be
> accessing?

I don't know about that one. I would suggest you contact Steve Weyer
directly.

>
> Along the same lines: are there any other docs available wrt NewtonScript
> programming readable on the Newton? It's too bad all the official docs are
> in PDF, the one major format my Newt can't do.

None that I'm aware of.

>
> I'm waiting for a conversion of PDF->HTML to finish at Adobe's site, that
> may prove adequate (which I could then save as an ebook in Newt's Cape),
> but I've yet to see if that'll be practical.

Let us know if it ever finishes!

-Laurent.

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