Example 2--Component Constructor
Example 3--Freeing Space in a Component Destructor
Example 4--Component Constructor with Xt Callbacks
Example 5--Initializing a Data Member from the Resource Database
Example 6--Setting a Component's Default Resource Values
Example 7--Using the Predefined deleteCallback Callback
Example 8--A Simple User-Defined Component
Example 9--Using a Component Directly
Example 10--Subclassing a Component
Example 12--Creating an Animated Busy Cursor
Example 13--Using Busy States in a ViewKit ObjectPak Application
Example 14--Animating the Busy Cursor
Example 15--Temporarily Installing an Interruptible Busy Dialog
Example 16--Deriving a Subclass from VkApp
Example 17--Creating a Window Interface in the Class Constructor
Example 18--Using a Component as a Window's View
Example 19--Creating a Window's Interface in setUpInterface() Function
Example 20--Adding a View to a Direct Instantiation of a Window Class
Example 21--Setting Window and Icon Titles Using Resource Values
Example 22--Creating a Window Subclass
Example 23--Providing Default Client Data Static Menu Descriptions
Example 24--Creating a Menu Bar Using a Static Description
Example 25--Creating a Menu Bar Dynamically
Example 26--Manipulating Menu Items
Example 27--Using a VkRadioSubMenu Object
Example 28--Using a VkOptionMenu Object
Example 29--Using a VkPopupMenu Object
Example 30--Adding a Non-menu Item Directly to the Undo Stack
Example 31--Using the Undo Manager
Example 33--Posting an Information Dialog
Example 34--Using the Interruptible Busy Dialog
Example 35--Extracting the Text String from a Prompt Dialog
Example 36--Extracting the Text String from a File Selection Dialog
Example 37--Creating a ViewKit Preference Dialog
Example 38--Setting Default Resource Values for Preference Items
Example 39--Declaring Preference Items as Publicly Accessible
Example 40--Example of Creating a Graph Using VkGraph
Example 41--Creating a Check Box
Example 42--Creating a Radio Box