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==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
* [[Understanding How OpenDoc "Ticks" Using Trace and Debug Tools]] | * [[Understanding How OpenDoc "Ticks" Using Trace and Debug Tools]] (August 1995) | ||
* [[Hello World: Part II, OpenDoc Views and Presentation Types]] | * [[Hello World: Part II, OpenDoc Views and Presentation Types]] (April 1995) | ||
* [[Writing OpenDoc Part Handlers: Hello World]] | * [[Writing OpenDoc Part Handlers: Hello World]] (January 1995) | ||
* [[Open Scripting Architecture: Scripting for the Masses]] | * [[Open Scripting Architecture: Scripting for the Masses]] (Jun 1994) | ||
* [[OpenDoc Technology: Basic Concepts]] | * [[OpenDoc Technology: Basic Concepts]] (March 1994) | ||
* [[OpenDoc: An Idea Whose Time has Come!]] | * [[OpenDoc: An Idea Whose Time has Come!]] (November 1993) | ||
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*Tycast: ''IBM’s Official Guide to OpenDoc Programming for OS/2: Designing Parts for OS/2, Windows and Mac'' – IDG Books 1996, ISBN 1-56884-598-7 | |||
*Tycast; Searls: ''OpenDoc Patterns: Designing Parts for OS/2, Windows, UNIX and the Macintosh'' – Wiley 1996, ISBN 0-471-14835-0 | |||
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Revision as of 17:27, 27 September 2016
Robert Tycast is an Advisory Programmer in the OS/2 Development group. Over the last 15 years, Robert has had project experience in XII, AI Technology (LISP and OPS5 support), and technical workstations (VMS and ULTRIX).
Contact Information
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/pub/robert-tycast/4/88/42b
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robert.tycast
Articles
- Understanding How OpenDoc "Ticks" Using Trace and Debug Tools (August 1995)
- Hello World: Part II, OpenDoc Views and Presentation Types (April 1995)
- Writing OpenDoc Part Handlers: Hello World (January 1995)
- Open Scripting Architecture: Scripting for the Masses (Jun 1994)
- OpenDoc Technology: Basic Concepts (March 1994)
- OpenDoc: An Idea Whose Time has Come! (November 1993)
Books
- Tycast: IBM’s Official Guide to OpenDoc Programming for OS/2: Designing Parts for OS/2, Windows and Mac – IDG Books 1996, ISBN 1-56884-598-7
- Tycast; Searls: OpenDoc Patterns: Designing Parts for OS/2, Windows, UNIX and the Macintosh – Wiley 1996, ISBN 0-471-14835-0