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> A significant point about these editors and resources in general is that
> resources can be plugged into an application or document without
> recompiling.  You can plug new editors into the Resource Editor framework
> and start editing new kinds of data structures.  You can change the command
> key equivalents for menus.  You can change the keyboard mapping in
> MacTerminal.

That's a good feature; its more difficult to change some things on the 
Amiga, like menus, etc., after compiling.  There's nothing that does that
automatically, yet.  Of course, I can change the keymaps from the CLI via
the SetMap command; we have several US maps, including Dvoark, along with
various European maps, with support for dead keys.  The mapping is done
automatically from any open console, and that includes ANSI style output
to support more than the normal 256 logical keys.  Or I can instead pass raw 
key codes to the key mapping function, allowing my program to intercept key
combinations that wouldn't otherwise appear in a key map.

> Larry Rosenstein
> 
> Object Specialist
> Apple Computer
> 
> AppleLink: Rosenstein1
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	"I gained nothing at all from Supreme Enlightenment, and
	 for that very reason it is called Supreme Enlightenment."
							-Gotama Buddha

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