After downloading one of these files
change directories into the directory you want the source files
to appear. Assuming you saved the file in C:\temp\FILE.zip
execute the following command:
These files are meant to be extracted, compiled
and executed in a Macintosh environment.
File extensions which end in ".hqx" are uuencoded
directories.
If you have utility comparable to Stuffit-Deluxe
from Aladdin Systems (check out MacWarehouse for
a good deal on a package which includes Stuffit-Deluxe)
clicking on the above will create the correct directories
on your system.
The class examples from all classes may be extracted into the
same directory. Unfortunately StuffIt Deluxe insists on replacing
any directories with the same name so you will have to merge the
source directories by hand. Using StuffIt Deluxe to unpack the following
uuencoded tar files will let you extract the files into the same directories.
These files are meant to be extracted, compiled
and executed in a UNIX environment.
File extensions which end in ".uu" are uuencoded
compressed tar files.
After downloading one of these files
change directories into the directory you want the source files
to appear. Assuming you saved the file in ~/FILE.uu
execute the following command:
% uudecode ~/FILE.uu
% uncompress FILE.tar.Z
% tar xvf FILE.tar
The class examples from all classes may be extracted into the
same directory.