Re: schematic editor and Windows NT

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From: John Vlissides
Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1992 12:38

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In article <1992Aug10.231243.23089@ads.com>, you write:

> Whatever happened to the schematic editor that was in the 3.0
> snapshot?  Will it be making a reappearance in a future release?  In
> the meantime, any suggestions on where to look for examples of how to
> use Unidraw's Connection components (Pin, Slot, and Pad)?

Schem was never a bona fide InterViews application.  It's really just
a test case that I did as part of my thesis work.  However, it is
available for anonymous ftp from interviews.stanford.edu in
pub/contrib/schem.tar.Z.

Schem demonstrates how one can use connectors (pins) in a Unidraw
application.  It would help to have a copy of my thesis to understand
how.  You can order a copy for a nominal charge from Naomi Schulman
<schulman@shasta.stanford.edu>.  Ask for tech report CSL-TR-90-427
titled "Generalized Graphical Object Editing."

-- John Vlissides / IBM T.J. Watson Research / vlis@watson.ibm.com

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