2.3 Linking code into CAPI elements
3.1.2 Background and foreground colors
3.1.4.2 Mnemonics on Microsoft Windows
3.2.2 Specifying titles directly
3.3 Displaying and entering text
3.6 Miscellaneous button elements
3.7 Adding a toolbar to an interface
3.8.1 Tooltips for output panes
3.8.2 Tooltips for collections, elements and menu items
3.8.3 Tooltips for toolbar buttons
4.1 The correct thread for CAPI operations
4.2 Support for multiple monitors
5 Host Window System Configuration
5.1 Properties of the host window system
5.1.2.1 Matching resources on GTK+
5.1.2.2 Matching resources on X11/Motif
5.1.2.3 Resources for LispWorks CAPI applications
5.1.2.4 X resources for in-place completion windows
5.2.1 Using Motif on Linux, FreeBSD and x86/x64 Solaris
5.2.2 Using Motif on Macintosh
5.2.3 Using Motif on SPARC Solaris and HP-UX
6.1.4 Mnemonics in button panels
6.2.3 Deselection, retraction, and actions
6.5.1 Option panes with images
6.8 General properties of choices
7.1 Organizing panes in columns and rows
7.3 Combining different layouts
7.4 Constraining the size of layouts
7.4.2 Width and Height Constraints
7.4.4 Changing the constraints
7.5.4 Multiple-Document Interface (MDI)
8.2.1 Positioning CAPI windows
8.4 Swapping panes and layouts
8.5 Specifying panes and layouts dynamically
8.6.1 Updating windows in real time
8.7 Iconifying and restoring windows
9.2 Grouping menu items together
9.3 Creating individual menu items
9.7.1 Dialogs and disabled menu items
10.1 The define-interface macro
10.4 Connecting an interface to an application
10.5 Controlling the interface title
10.6 Querying and modifying interface geometry
10.6.1 Support for multiple monitors
11.2.3 Prompting for an item in a list
11.2.7 Prompting for Lisp objects
11.3 Window-modal Cocoa dialogs
11.3.1 The :continuation argument
11.3.2 A dialog which is window-modal on Cocoa
11.5 Creating your own dialogs
11.5.3 Modal and non-modal dialogs
11.6.1 In-place completion user interface
11.6.1.1 Invoking in-place completion in text-input-pane and editor-pane
11.6.1.2 Keyboard input handling while the in-place window is displayed
11.6.1.3 Performing a Completion
11.6.1.4 Interaction while the in-place window is displayed
11.6.2 Programmatic control of in-place completion
12.2 Receiving input from the user
12.3 Creating graphical objects
12.3.2 The implementation of graph panes
12.3.3 An example pinboard object
13.2.1 The drawing mode and anti-aliasing
13.3.1 Setting the graphics state
13.5 Graphics state transforms
13.6 Combining source and target pixels
13.6.1 Combining pixels with :compatible drawing
13.6.2 Combining pixels with :quality drawing
13.7.1 Relative drawing in pixmap graphics ports
13.8 Portable font descriptions
13.8.1 Font attributes and font descriptions
13.9.1 Image formats supported for reading from disk and drawing
13.9.2 Image formats supported for writing to disk
13.9.3.2 Converting an external image
13.9.6 Querying image dimensions
13.9.9 Creating external images from Graphics Ports operations
14.2 Reading the color database
14.6 Loading the color database
14.7 Defining new color models
15 Printing from the CAPI--the Hardcopy API
15.1.1 Standard shortcut keys in printer dialogs
15.5 Handling pages--page on demand printing
15.6 Handling pages--page sequential printing
15.7.1 Establishing a page transform
16.1 Overview of drag and drop in CAPI
16.1.1 Drag and drop with other applications
16.2.1 Dragging values from a choice
16.2.1.1 Example: dragging from a tree
16.2.2 Dragging values from an output-pane
16.2.4 Dragging a Cocoa title bar image
16.3.2.1 Example: dropping in a list
16.3.3 Dropping text in an editor-pane
16.3.4 Dropping in an output-pane
CAPI User Guide (Unix version) - 30 Aug 2011