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== Introduction == |
== Introduction == |
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| − | ReAction is a toolkit for [[GUI Programming|GUI programming]] in AmigaOS. It is based on Intuition's [[BOOPSI_-_Object_Oriented_Intuition|BOOPSI]], an object-oriented philosophy. '''Understanding the basic concepts of BOOPSI is an important prerequisite for working with |
+ | ReAction is a toolkit for [[GUI Programming|GUI programming]] in AmigaOS. It is based on Intuition's [[BOOPSI_-_Object_Oriented_Intuition|BOOPSI]], an object-oriented philosophy. '''Understanding the basic concepts of BOOPSI is an important prerequisite for working with ReAction''' so make sure you have studied the BOOPSI documentation linked above. |
| − | {{Note|There seems to be a certain degree of confusion as regards the relation between ReAction and BOOPSI. It must be understood that the two are not really interchangeable terms (although they are sometimes used in this way). ReAction is a BOOPSI toolkit so there is a ''part-whole'' relation between them. ReAction can’t exist without BOOPSI, but BOOPSI can perfectly exist without ReAction. |
+ | {{Note|There seems to be a certain degree of confusion as regards the relation between ReAction and BOOPSI. It must be understood that the two are not really interchangeable terms (although they are sometimes used in this way). ReAction is a BOOPSI toolkit so there is a ''part-whole'' relation between them. ReAction can’t exist without BOOPSI, but BOOPSI can perfectly exist without ReAction. BOOPSI is a general object-oriented programming framework while ReAction is a set of ready-made classes based on this framework.}} |
Originally a third-party product, ReAction became part of the operating system in AmigaOS 3.5. The system, whose internal BOOPSI class set had been rather limited, received a comprehensive toolkit covering most GUI programming needs. |
Originally a third-party product, ReAction became part of the operating system in AmigaOS 3.5. The system, whose internal BOOPSI class set had been rather limited, received a comprehensive toolkit covering most GUI programming needs. |
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== Context and Input/Output == |
== Context and Input/Output == |
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Revision as of 10:21, 30 November 2012
Introduction
ReAction is a toolkit for GUI programming in AmigaOS. It is based on Intuition's BOOPSI, an object-oriented philosophy. Understanding the basic concepts of BOOPSI is an important prerequisite for working with ReAction so make sure you have studied the BOOPSI documentation linked above.
| Note |
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| There seems to be a certain degree of confusion as regards the relation between ReAction and BOOPSI. It must be understood that the two are not really interchangeable terms (although they are sometimes used in this way). ReAction is a BOOPSI toolkit so there is a part-whole relation between them. ReAction can’t exist without BOOPSI, but BOOPSI can perfectly exist without ReAction. BOOPSI is a general object-oriented programming framework while ReAction is a set of ready-made classes based on this framework. |
Originally a third-party product, ReAction became part of the operating system in AmigaOS 3.5. The system, whose internal BOOPSI class set had been rather limited, received a comprehensive toolkit covering most GUI programming needs.
(to be continued)
Context and Input/Output
Describe how input.task is involved, etc.
