🚀 go-pugleaf

From: Edward.Tecot@CMU-CS-H
Obviously you have not read the whole thing or worse yet, tried to write a
program using the interface.  A good example:

The clipboard (scrap) is accessed via an interface.  You must maintain your
own private copy, and update when appropriate.  When using one of the
standard editing packages (TextEdit, CoreEdit), you cut, copy, and paste
using routines within the interface.  However, there is NO documentation on
how to get at the private scrap used by these routines!  Someone here has
done it, by editing the assembler output of a short program.

Additional request:  Is it possible for rmaker to generate menu resources?

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