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Description
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| extra.io | |
| extra.ui | |
| extra.util | |
| newton | |
| waba.applet | |
| waba.fx | |
| waba.io | |
| waba.sys | |
| waba.ui | |
| waba.util | |
See Important Note Below.
Note: Waba does not use the same java.lang.Object, java.lang.String, and java.lang.StringBuffer classes as Java uses. Instead, Waba has versions of these classes which have just a very small number of methods. The documentation for these classes is at:
This documentation also includes the waba.applet.* classes. These classes are for running your Waba application on your PC or Mac, rather than the Newton. The only thing you really need to know about these classes is that you can fire up a Waba applet as follows. If your applet's MainWindow subclass is called Foo, then you can say java waba.applet.Applet Foo [optional /w <width>] [optional /h <height>]
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