Document Conventions
The following document conventions are used throughout this book.| Convention
| Description
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| Bold text
| Bold letters indicate a specific term or punctuation mark intended to be used
literally: language functions or keywords (such as DrawPenDataEx or switch), MS-DOSŪ commands, and command-line options. You must type these terms and punctuation
marks exactly as shown. The use of uppercase or lowercase letters is usually,
but not always, significant. For example, you can invoke the C compiler by
typing either CL, cl, or Cl at the MS-DOS prompt.
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| ( )
| In syntax statements, parentheses enclose one or more parameters that you pass
to a function.
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| Italic text
| Italic text indicates a placeholder; you are expected to provide an actual
value. For example, in the following syntax the placeholder lpszRecogName represents a pointer to the filename of a recognizer:
InstallRecognizer( lpszRecogName ); New terms pertaining to pen-based computing also appear in italics where they are first introduced or defined in the text. Such terms are also listed in the glossary. |
| Monospace text
| Code examples are displayed in a nonproportional typeface.
|
| if(!RegisterClass(LPWNDCLASS)&wc))
. . . else | A vertical ellipsis in a program example indicates that a portion of the
program has been omitted.
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| . . .
| A horizontal ellipsis following an item indicates that more items having the
same form may appear.
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| [[ ]]
| Double brackets enclose optional fields or parameters in command lines or
syntax statements.
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| |
| A vertical bar indicates that you can enter one of the entries shown on either
side of the bar. In symbol graphs, a vertical bar indicates the possible
character choices.
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| { }
| Braces indicate that you must specify one of the enclosed items.
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| SMALL CAPITAL LETTERS
| Small capital letters indicate the names of keys and key sequences; for
example, CTRL+ALT+DEL. If the key names are separated by commas instead of plus signs; for example ALT, F then you must press the keys consecutively rather than together.
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