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Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., is an American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, that designs, develops, and sells consumer electronics, computer software and personal computers.
In Xcode, a search composed of a search term, search type, and search scope.
Industry:Software; Computer
A subset of the reference library packaged as a standard Mac OS X bundle. Each documentation set contains HTML-based content as well as indexes into that content, which Xcode uses to perform quick documentation searches. Also called a doc set.
Industry:Software; Computer
Java API for XML Processing. A specification that provides an API for processing XML documents.
Industry:Software; Computer
In Xcode, a window designed for browsing and searching developer documentation. It provides access to a wider and more detailed view of the documentation than the Research Assistant.
Industry:Software; Computer
A file written in XSLT that specifies how a source document is to be converted into another document.
Industry:Software; Computer
The strip at the top of the user’s primary display that contains menu titles. It includes system and application menus.
Industry:Software; Computer
(1) In a file system, an area reserved for software, documents, and resources and limiting the accessibility of those items. A domain is segregated from other domains. There are four domains: user, local, network, and system. (2) In networking, a complete protocol family.
Industry:Software; Computer
Characters («,») typically used by AppleScript to enclose raw data. With a U.S. keyboard, you can enter double angle brackets (also known as chevrons) by typing Option-Backslash and Shift-Option-Backslash.
Industry:Software; Computer
The practice of using a front and back color buffer to achieve smooth animation. The back buffer is not displayed, but swapped with the front buffer.
Industry:Software; Computer
A Java-based open-source application server capable of deploying J2EE-based applications. JBoss provides many useful features in addition those defined in the J2EE standard, including support for clustering, session replication, mail, and security.
Industry:Software; Computer
