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_AliasDispatch trap macro_Pack2 trap macro_Pack3 trap macro'alis' resource type[1][2]'dctb' resource type'DITL' resource type    for default Open and Save dialog boxes[1]'DLOG' resource type    for default Open and Save dialog boxes[1]'hdlg' resource type

A

absolute search for alias records[1]access modes[1][2][3]AFPtranslation ofaccess paths[1][2]access permissions    See access modes; file permissionsaccess privileges    in A/UX file systems[1]    in foreign file systems[1]access rights    See file permissions; directory access privilegesaccess-control functions. See access privilegesactivation procedures[1]active fieldsAddDrive functionAddDrive procedure[1]AFP (AppleTalk Filing Protocol)Alias Manager[1]    .See also alias records    application-defined routines in[1]    routines in[1]testing for availabilityuser interface guidelinesalias records[1]contents    creating[1]customizingdefinedexhaustive search forfinding targets ofgetting information fromprivate Alias Manager datarelative path in    resolving[1]      functions for[1]    search strategies[1]    searches      absolute[1]exhaustivefast      relative[1]    storing and retrieving[1]    updating[1][2]alias targetsalias-matching filter functionaliasesdefinedresolution by Finderresolution of by Standard File PackageAllocate functionAllocate function[1]allocation blocksdefault size ofdetermining number freeintroduced    size[1]AllocContig functionAllocContig function[1]AppFile data typeAppFile data type[1]AppleShare volumesautomatic mounting to resolve alias recordssupport for mounting routinesAppleTalk Filing Protocol (AFP)application files records[1]asynchronous execution with low-level File Manager routinesasynchTrpBit global constant

B

B*-tree clumpsdefault size ofB*-tree control blocks[1]B*-tree file structureB*-tree header nodes[1]B*-tree index nodesdefinedroot nodesB*-tree leaf nodesdefinedfor catalog filesB*-tree map nodesB*-tree map recordsB*-tree node descriptorsB*-tree nodes[1]B*-tree search keysdefinedfor catalog filesB*-trees[1]backing-store filesbad block sparing[1]Balloon Helpbasic File Manager parameter blocks[1]blank access privilegesblocks    .See also allocation blockslogicalboot block header formatsboot block headers[1]boot blocks[1]BootBlkHdr data type[1]browsing accessBTCB data typebyte ranges in shared files    locking[1]

C

callback routineswith MatchAlias function    with Standard File Package routines[1][2]catalog data recordscatalog file key recordscatalog files[1][2][3]    searching[1][2]catalog information parameter blocks[1]catalog move parameter blocks[1]catalog node IDs (CNIDs)    .See also directory IDs, file IDs    defined[1]reserved valuescatalog nodescatalog position recordscatalogs. See catalog filesCatDataRec data typeCatKeyRec data typeCatMove functionCatMove function[1]CInfoPBRec data typeClose command (File menu)[1]CloseWD functionCloseWD function[1]closing files[1][2][3]ClrAppFiles functionClrAppFiles procedure[1]clump sizeclumpsdefault size of    defined[1][2]CMovePBRec data typeCNIDs. See catalog node IDsCNodes. See catalog nodescommands, menu. See menu commandscommon parent in alias recordscompatibilitycustom Standard File Package dialog boxescompletion routinesdefined    for asynchronous File Manager calls[1]limitations onCountAppFiles functionCountAppFiles procedureCreateResFile function[1][2]CreateResFile procedure[1][2]creation dateshandled by FSpExchangeFilesCurDirStore global variablecurrent directory    in Standard File Package dialog boxes[1][2]current disk. See current volumecurrent volume[1]    in Standard File Package dialog boxes[1][2]custom dialog boxes. See dialog boxes, customCustomGetFile procedure[1]CustomPutFile procedure[1]

D

data buffersdata forks[1]    creating[1][2]data organization in memory[1]data organization on volumes[1]default directory[1]default volume[1][2]deny modes[1]dialog boxes    custom[1]displaying file types in    for saving and opening files[1]customitem numbersresources    standard[1]dialog hook functions[1]DIBadMount function[1]DIBadMount functionDIFormat functionDIFormat function[1]DILoad procedure[1]DILoad functionDirCreate functionDirCreate function[1]directories    current[1]    default[1]defined    described for PBCatSearch[1]    in Standard File Package dialog boxes. See current directorylocking    moving[1]naming    selecting[1]specifying in HFSunlockingdirectory access privileges[1][2]directory IDs    defined[1][2]in resolution of alias recordsdisk cachesdisk formattingdisk initializationdisk initialization dialog boxes    alternate layouts for[1]initializing disks withoutplacement of    presentation of[1]reinitializing disksvariations inDisk Initialization Manager[1]    and bad block sparing[1]    loading[1][2]    low-level routines[1]overriding the disk initialization dialog box    routines in[1]    unloading[1]disk initialization warning dialog boxesdisk naming dialog boxesdisk partition mapsdisk partitionsdisk switch dialog box[1][2]disk verificationdisk zeroingdisk-inserted eventsmasking outreceiving in a modal dialog    responding to[1]disksdefineddetermining whether a disk is validerasingerasing in the Finder    formatting[1][2]    initializing[1]overriding the disk initialization dialog boxnamingreinitializing    verifying formatting of[1][2]zeroingdisplay listDIUnload procedure[1]DIUnload functionDIVerify functionDIVerify function[1]DIZero functionDIZero function[1]documentdocument recordsdrive queues[1]defined

E

Eject functionEject function[1]ejected volumesend-of-file    logical[1]    physical[1]enhanced Standard File Package routinesEOF. See end-of-fileexclusive accessexhaustive search for alias recordsExtDataRec data typeExtDescriptor data typeextent data recordsextent descriptorsextentsextents overflow files[1][2]

F

fast search for alias records[1]FCB data typeFCB. See file control blocksFCBPBRec data typeFCBPBRec data type[1]file access permissions. See file permissionsfile attributesdefinedspecifying in PBCatSearchfile control block parameter blocks[1]file control blocks[1][2]file datalimitations of using Resource Managerusing the File Manager to readusing the Resource Manager to readfile filter functions    for file display list[1][2]for resolving aliasesfile forksdata fork    deleting[1]resource forktruncatingfile formats in Standard File Package dialog boxes[1]file fragmentationfile I/O queuesfile ID referencedefinedroutinesfile ID thread recordsfile IDsdefined    functions for manipulating[1]in resolution of alias records    resolvingtracking files withFile Manager[1]    access-control functions[1]and bad block sparing    application-defined routines in[1]    creating FSSpec records[1][2][3]    data structures in[1]    exchanging contents of two files[1][2]high-level and low-level routines comparedmounting inserted disks    mounting remote volumes[1]    organization of data in memory[1]    organization of data on volumes[1]    reading volume information[1]    routinesworking directories    routines in[1]directory manipulation      file access[1]      file ID[1]      file manipulation[1]      foreign file system[1]      FSSpec[1]      HFS[1]      shared environment[1]      utility[1]      volume access[1]      volume manipulation[1]working directories    searching a catalog[1]    testing for features[1][2]file marksFile menu    adjusting items in[1]appearance of    Close command[1]New command    Open command[1][2]    Revert to Saved command[1]    Save As command[1][2]    Save command[1][2]    user selections in[1][2]file permissions[1][2]file ranges    locking[1]    unlocking[1][2]file reference numbersand FCB buffer    defined[1][2]file sharing    enabled[1]file system specification records    creating[1][2]defined    introduced[1]with Standard File Packagefile system.  hierarchical file system; Macintosh file systemfile types, filtering Standard File Package display lists byfilenamessearching volumes byspecifying in PBCatSearchfiles    access privileges in foreign file systems[1]    adjusting size of[1][2][3]    closing[1]    creating[1][2][3]    defined[1]    deleting[1]    exchanging data in[1][2][3]handling File menu commands    moving[1]naming    opening[1]access modes      Standard File Package[1][2]      while denying access[1]      with FSSpec routines[1]      with high-level HFS routines[1]      with low-level HFS routines[1]    opening at application startup[1]    permissions[1][2]    reading data[1][2]reading data  in newline mode    reverting to last saved version[1]    saving[1][2]    saving preferences[1]saving under a new namesearching a catalog forspecifying in HFStracking with file IDs    user interface for saving and opening[1]    writing data[1]filter functions    .See also file filter functionsalias matching    modal-dialog filter functions[1]with MatchAlias function    with Standard File Package routines[1][2]Finder informationspecifying in PBCatSearchFindFolder functionflushing a volume[1][2][3][4]FlushVol function[1][2]FlushVol function[1][2]FmtDefaults global variable[1][2]folders. See directoriesforeign file systems, access privileges in[1]forks. See file forksformatting disks[1]FSClose function[1][2]FSClose function[1][2]FSMakeFSSpec functionFSMakeFSSpec function[1][2][3]FSpCatMove functionFSpCatMove function[1]FSpCreate function[1][2]FSpCreate function[1][2]FSpCreateResFile function[1][2]FSpCreateResFile procedure[1][2]FSpDelete function[1][2]FSpDelete function[1][2]FSpDirCreate functionFSpDirCreate function[1]FSpExchangeFiles function[1][2]FSpExchangeFiles function[1][2]FSpGetFInfo functionFSpGetFInfo function[1]FSpOpenDF function[1][2]FSpOpenDF function[1][2]FSpOpenResFile function[1][2]FSpOpenRF functionFSpOpenRF function[1]FSpRename functionFSpRename function[1]FSpRstFLock functionFSpRstFLock function[1]FSpSetFInfo functionFSpSetFInfo function[1]FSpSetFLock functionFSpSetFLock function[1]FSRead function[1][2]FSRead function[1][2]FSSpec data typeFSWrite function[1][2]FSWrite function[1][2]full pathnames

G

GetAliasInfo function[1]GetAliasInfo functionGetAppFiles functionGetAppFiles procedure[1]GetAppParms functionGetAppParms procedure[1]GetDrvQHdr function[1]GetDrvQHdr functionGetEOF function[1][2]GetEOF function[1][2]GetFPos function[1][2]GetFPos function[1][2]GetFSQHdr functionGetFSQHdr function[1]GetVCBQHdr functionGetVInfo function[1][2]GetVCBQHdr function[1]GetVInfo function[1][2]GetVol functionGetVol function[1]GetVolParmsInfoBuffer data typeGetVRefNum function[1][2]GetVRefNum function[1][2]GetWDInfo functionGetWDInfo function[1]guests

H

HCreate functionHCreate function[1]HCreateResFile function[1][2]HCreateResFile procedure[1][2]HDelete functionHDelete function[1]header nodes. See B*-tree header nodesHFS defaults recordHFS directoriescreating on a volumeHFS parameter blocks[1]HFS specifications[1]HFS volumes    defined[1][2]signature words forstructure ofHFS. See hierarchical file systemhfsBit global constantHFSDefaults data type[1]HGetFInfo functionHGetFInfo function[1]HGetVol functionHGetVol function[1]hierarchical file system (HFS)    defined[1][2]    organization of[1]HOpen functionHOpen function[1]HOpenDF functionHOpenDF function[1]HOpenResFile function[1][2]HOpenRF functionHOpenRF function[1]HParamBlockRec data typeHRename functionHRename function[1]HRstFLock functionHRstFLock function[1]HSetFInfo function[1]HSetFInfo functionHSetFLock functionHSetFLock function[1]HSetVol functionHSetVol function[1]possible problems using

I, J

I/O queues. See file I/O queuesI/O requestsindex nodes. See B*-tree index nodesinitializing disks[1][2]overriding the disk initialization dialog box

K

keyboard equivalents, in Standard File Package dialog boxes[1]

L

leaf nodes. See B*-tree leaf nodesloading the Disk Initialization Manager[1]lockingdirectoriesfile rangesfileslocking file ranges[1]logical blocks[1][2]logical end-of-file[1]

M

Macintosh file system (MFS)definedintroducedMake Changes privilegesmap nodes, B*-treemap recordsmarks. See file marksmaster directory blocks (MDB)[1]MatchAlias function[1][2]MDB. See master directory blocksmenu commands    Close (File menu)[1]Erase Disk (Special menu)    New (File menu)[1]    Open (File menu)[1]    Revert to Saved (File menu)[1]    Save (File menu)[1]    Save As (File menu)[1]MFS volumessignature words forMFS. See Macintosh file systemmodal-dialog filter functions    for Standard File Package dialog boxesmodal-dialog filter functions, for Standard File Package dialog boxes[1][2][3]modes. See access modes; deny modesmodification dates, handled by FSpExchangeFilesmounting volumes programmatically[1]mounting volumes. See volumes, mounting

N

naming disksNew command (File menu)[1]New Folder dialog box[1][2]NewAlias functionNewAliasMinimal functionNewAliasMinimalFromFullPath functionnewline character[1][2]newline mode[1][2]node descriptors, B*-treenode recordsnodes, B*-tree[1]nonprinting charactersusing in filenamesusing in volume names

O

offline volumes[1][2][3]online volumesOpen command (File menu)[1]opening files    at application startup[1]    while denying access[1]    with FSSpec routines[1]    with high-level HFS routines[1]    with low-level HFS routines[1]    with Standard File Package[1][2]OpenResFile function[1][2]OpenWD functionOpenWD function[1]organization of data    in memory[1]    on volumes[1]organization of disks[1]original Standard File Package procedures[1][2]

P, Q

ParamBlockRec data typeParamBlockRec data type[1]parent directoriesdefinedparent directory IDspartial pathnamespartition mapspartitionspasswords. See user passwordspath reference numbers. See file reference numberspathnames[1][2][3]PBAllocate function[1]PBAllocate functionPBAllocContig functionPBAllocContig function[1]PBCatMove function[1]PBCatMove functionPBCatSearch functionPBCatSearch function[1][2]PBClose function[1]PBClose functionPBCloseWD functionPBCloseWD function[1]PBCreateFileIDRef function[1]PBCreateFileIDRef functionPBDeleteFileIDRef functionPBDeleteFileIDRef function[1]PBDirCreate function[1]PBDirCreate functionPBEject functionPBEject function[1]PBExchangeFiles functionPBExchangeFiles function[1]PBFlushFile function[1]PBFlushFile functionPBFlushVol functionPBFlushVol function[1]PBGetCatInfo function[1]PBGetCatInfo functionPBGetEOF functionPBGetEOF function[1]PBGetFCBInfo function[1]PBGetFCBInfo functionPBGetForeignPrivs functionPBGetForeignPrivs function[1]PBGetFPos function[1]PBGetFPos functionPBGetUGEntry function[1]PBGetVol functionPBGetVol function[1]PBGetVolMountInfo function[1]PBGetVolMountInfo functionPBGetVolMountInfoSize functionPBGetVolMountInfoSize function[1]PBGetWDInfo functionPBGetWDInfo function[1]PBHCopyFile function[1]PBHCopyFile functionPBHCreate functionPBHCreate function[1]PBHDelete function[1]PBHDelete functionPBHGetDirAccess functionPBHGetDirAccess function[1]PBHGetFInfo function[1]PBHGetFInfo functionPBHGetLogInInfo functionPBHGetLogInInfo function[1]PBHGetVInfo function[1]PBHGetVInfo functionPBHGetVol functionPBHGetVol function[1]PBHGetVolParms function[1]PBHGetVolParms functionPBHMapID functionPBHMapID function[1]PBHMapName function[1]PBHMapName functionPBHMoveRename functionPBHMoveRename function[1]PBHOpen function[1]PBHOpen functionPBHOpenDeny functionPBHOpenDeny function[1]PBHOpenDF function[1]PBHOpenDF functionPBHOpenRF functionPBHOpenRF function[1]PBHOpenRFDeny function[1]PBHOpenRFDeny functionPBHRename functionPBHRename function[1]PBHRstFLock function[1]PBHRstFLock functionPBHSetDirAccess functionPBHSetDirAccess function[1]PBHSetFInfo function[1]PBHSetFInfo functionPBHSetFLock functionPBHSetFLock function[1]PBHSetVol function[1]PBHSetVol functionPBLockRange functionPBLockRange function[1]PBMakeFSSpec function[1]PBMakeFSSpec functionPBMountVol functionPBMountVol function[1]PBOffLine function[1]PBOffLine functionPBOpenWD functionPBOpenWD function[1]PBRead function[1]PBRead functionPBResolveFileIDRef functionPBResolveFileIDRef function[1]PBSetCatInfo function[1]PBSetCatInfo functionPBSetEOF functionPBSetEOF function[1]PBSetForeignPrivs function[1]PBSetForeignPrivs functionPBSetFPos functionPBSetFPos function[1]PBSetVInfo function[1]PBSetVInfo functionPBSetVol functionPBSetVol function[1]PBShare function[1]PBUnlockRange function[1]PBUnlockRange functionPBUnmountVol functionPBUnmountVol function[1]PBUnshare function[1]PBVolumeMount function[1]PBVolumeMount functionPBWrite functionPBWrite function[1]permissionsAFPfileshared accessphysical end-of-file[1]pointer recordspoor man's search pathspop-up menusin Standard File Package dialog boxespreferences files[1][2]Preferences folderprivilege information in A/UX file systems[1]privilege information in foreign file systems[1]privilege modelsprivilegesblank accessdirectory accessreadsearchwritepseudo-items[1]    constant descriptions[1]

R

radio buttons, in Standard File Package dialog boxesrange locking. See locking rangesread privileges. See See Files privilegesreading data from files[1][2]records, alias. See alias recordsrelative pathsrelative search for alias records[1][2][3]reply records for Standard File Packagereply records, for Standard File PackageResolveAlias functionresolving alias records[1]    a single target[1]controlling search algorithmsmultiple targetsresource editorsresource forks[1]    creating[1][2]    creating resource map in[1][2]resource types    'alis'[1][2]'dctb'    'DITL'[1][2]'DLOG''hdlg'Revert to Saved command (File menu)[1]Rezroot directoryroot nodes. See B*-tree root nodes

S

Save As command (File menu)[1]Save command (File menu)[1]saving files[1]saving to different file formatsscripts    specifying when creating a file[1][2]search keysdefinedsearch keys, B*-treedefinedfor catalog filessearch pathssearch privileges. See See Folders privilegessearch strategies in resolution of alias records[1]absoluteexhaustivefastrelativeSee Files privilegesSee Folders privilegesSetEOF function[1][2]SetEOF function[1][2]SetFPos function[1][2]SetFPos function[1][2]SetVol functionSetVol function[1]SFGetFile procedure[1]SFPGetFile procedure[1]SFPPutFile procedure[1]SFPutFile procedure[1]SFSaveDisk global variableshare points[1][2]shared accessshared environments[1]    routines[1]signature wordsdefault for HFS volumesfor HFS volumesfor MFS volumessingle-writer accessSpecial menu, Erase Disk commandStandard File Package[1]    activation procedures[1]and aliasesand disk initialization    application-defined routines in[1]callback routines    compatibility with earlier procedures[1]    data structures in[1]    dialog hook functions[1]    file filter functions[1]    modal-dialog filter functions[1][2]    opening files[1][2]    original procedures[1]    original reply record[1]    reply records[1][2]    routines in[1]    saving files[1][2]testing for features    user interface guidelines[1]    user interfaces      custom[1]      standard[1]StandardFileReply data type[1][2]StandardGetFile procedure[1][2][3][4]StandardPutFile procedure[1][2][3]stationery padshandled by Standard File Packagestationery pads, handled by Standard File Packagesubdirectoriessynchronous execution with low-level File Manager routinesSystem Foldersystem software version 7.0[1][2][3][4]system startup information

T, U

targets, of an alias recordunlockingdirectoriesfile rangesfilesUnmountVol functionUnmountVol function[1]update events, and Standard File Package routinesUpdateAlias functionuser authentication methodsuser interface    for initializing and naming a disk[1]    for saving and opening files[1]user interface guidelinesuser namesuser passwords

V

VCB queues. See volume control block queuesVCB. See volume control blocksverifying formatting of disks[1]VIB. See volume information blockVolMountInfoHeader data typevolume attributes buffersvolume bitmaps[1][2]volume catalogs. See catalog filesvolume characteristics    changing defaults[1]reverting back to defaultsvolume control block queuesvolume control blocks[1][2]volume indexvolume information blocks (VIB)volume mounting information records[1]volume passwordsvolume reference numbers[1][2]volumes    current[1]    default[1]    defined[1][2]determining if sharableejected    ejecting[1]flushing buffers    free space on[1]    HFS[1]identified in FSSpec recordsidentifying in an alias resolution    in Standard File Package dialog boxes. See current volumeindexed searching    mounting[1][2][3]    naming[1][2]    offline[1][2]offlinesonline    organization of[1]passwords    placing offline[1][2]    recursive searching[1][2]remote mounting    searching[1]    selecting[1]specifying    unmounting[1][2]

W, X, Y

working directories[1]    closing[1]defined    getting information about[1]    opening[1]working directory control blocksworking directory parameter blocksworking directory reference numbers[1][2]write privileges. See Make Changes privilegeswriting data to files[1][2]

Z

zeroing disks