Set Maxtrees

The Set Maxtrees dialog box is used to set the maximum number of trees that can be stored in the current tree buffer. NEED TO FINISH.

Branch-and-bound search

This dialog is used to specify the options for an exact search using the branch-and-bound algorithm.

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You can create and install resources with a resource editor such as ResEdit, which is available at: http://www.apple.com

Place the compiled guide file in the same folder as your application.

If the user selects one of the Help menu items installed by your program, Apple Guide searches your guide file for the corresponding 'TEXT' resource and uses the URL specified by the string in the 'TEXT' resource. This string can specify a partial path relative to the Help folder or a full path. You might find it useful to specify a full path if you want to direct the user to a help file on a CD, for example. If the specified file is a text file (such as an HTML file), Apple Guide launches the Help Viewer and loads the text file.

For example, SurfWriter installs a Help menu item called "SurfWriter Help" that displays the HTML file swmain.html, located in the SurfWriter Help folder. SurfWriter's guide file must contain an empty 'html' resource and a 'TEXT' resource called SurfWriter Help. The 'TEXT' resource contains the string SurfWriter%20Help/swmain.html.

If the file specified in the 'TEXT' resource is an AppleScript, Apple Help will launch the script if you provide the runscript command. For example, if SurfWriter uses an AppleScript called LaunchSurfHelp, located in the SurfWriter Help folder, to provide user help, the 'TEXT' resource contains the string runscript:SurfWriter%20Help/LaunchSurfHelp.

If the specified file is an application, Apple Guide launches the application. For example, if SurfWriter uses a help application called SurfHelpViewer in the Docs folder on a CD called SurfSampler, the 'TEXT' resource contains the string SurfSampler/Docs/SurfHelpViewer.

HSearch

This dialog is used to specify the options for heuristic tree search.

The following is just a bunch of random text.

You can create and install resources with a resource editor such as ResEdit, which is available at: http://www.apple.com

Place the compiled guide file in the same folder as your application.

If the user selects one of the Help menu items installed by your program, Apple Guide searches your guide file for the corresponding 'TEXT' resource and uses the URL specified by the string in the 'TEXT' resource. This string can specify a partial path relative to the Help folder or a full path. You might find it useful to specify a full path if you want to direct the user to a help file on a CD, for example. If the specified file is a text file (such as an HTML file), Apple Guide launches the Help Viewer and loads the text file.

For example, SurfWriter installs a Help menu item called "SurfWriter Help" that displays the HTML file swmain.html, located in the SurfWriter Help folder. SurfWriter's guide file must contain an empty 'html' resource and a 'TEXT' resource called SurfWriter Help. The 'TEXT' resource contains the string SurfWriter%20Help/swmain.html.

If the file specified in the 'TEXT' resource is an AppleScript, Apple Help will launch the script if you provide the runscript command. For example, if SurfWriter uses an AppleScript called LaunchSurfHelp, located in the SurfWriter Help folder, to provide user help, the 'TEXT' resource contains the string runscript:SurfWriter%20Help/LaunchSurfHelp.

If the specified file is an application, Apple Guide launches the application. For example, if SurfWriter uses a help application called SurfHelpViewer in the Docs folder on a CD called SurfSampler, the 'TEXT' resource contains the string "SurfSampler/Docs/SurfHelpViewer".