Help/OSX/CocoaDocument.html

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  19 <p class="p1"><b>CocoaDocument</b></p>
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  21 <p class="p3">CocoaDocument implements <a href="../GUI/Cocoa-GUI/Document.html"><span class="s1">Document</span></a> functionality for the SuperCollider user interface on Mac OSX.</p>
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  23 <p class="p3">You could instantiate it e.g. by running <span class="s2">CocoaDocument</span><span class="s3">.new</span> but in order to write platform-independent code you should not do this—simply call <span class="s2">Document</span><span class="s3">.new</span> and this instantiates the correct class for your system.</p>
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  25 <p class="p3">For examples and method descriptions see <a href="../GUI/Cocoa-GUI/Document.html"><span class="s1">Document</span></a>.</p>
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