← Back to context Comment by StilesCrisis 17 hours ago Does it? I am pretty sure the entire Carbon stack is retired now. 2 comments StilesCrisis Reply deadnomore 11 hours ago Yeah I think you are right, I should say that some of that code was ported and still survives today in 26 uses some of the same APIs and naming, but isn’t necessarily the same code from classic Mac OS. One example is RegisterEventHotKey. StilesCrisis 21 minutes ago RegisterEventHotKey didn't actually exist in OS 9. It was added in CarbonLib only.
deadnomore 11 hours ago Yeah I think you are right, I should say that some of that code was ported and still survives today in 26 uses some of the same APIs and naming, but isn’t necessarily the same code from classic Mac OS. One example is RegisterEventHotKey. StilesCrisis 21 minutes ago RegisterEventHotKey didn't actually exist in OS 9. It was added in CarbonLib only.
StilesCrisis 21 minutes ago RegisterEventHotKey didn't actually exist in OS 9. It was added in CarbonLib only.
Yeah I think you are right, I should say that some of that code was ported and still survives today in 26 uses some of the same APIs and naming, but isn’t necessarily the same code from classic Mac OS. One example is RegisterEventHotKey.
RegisterEventHotKey didn't actually exist in OS 9. It was added in CarbonLib only.