Thinking in Postscript

Thinking in Postscript

Provides a practical look at the PostScript programming language. Describes how to combine the elements of the language into a strong, well-designed, modular program that is easy to develop and maintain.

Publication date: 01 Oct 1990

ISBN-10: 0201523728

ISBN-13: 9780201523720

Paperback: 239 pages

Views: 18,525

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Publisher: Addison-Wesley

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Post time: 04 Feb 2007 07:51:26

Thinking in Postscript

Thinking in Postscript Provides a practical look at the PostScript programming language. Describes how to combine the elements of the language into a strong, well-designed, modular program that is easy to develop and maintain.
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Publication date: 01 Oct 1990
ISBN-10: 0201523728
ISBN-13: 9780201523720
Paperback: 239 pages
Views: 18,525
Document Type: N/A
Publisher: Addison-Wesley
License: n/a
Post time: 04 Feb 2007 07:51:26
Book Excerpts:

This book is intended to provide a practical, intriguing, and fresh look at the PostScript programming language. PostScript is a mysterious language, powerful and cryptic. It is expressive and complicated and yet surprisingly simple. In order to master a programming language, you have to learn to think like the compiler or interpreter, and instinctively know how to solve problems. You develop a "tool kit" of useful approaches, proven solutions, and techniques. You reach an understanding that is based on analogy and connections with other things that you know.

This book helps you build a solid foundation of understanding for the PostScript language. It teaches you to become an expert programmer and to have confidence that you have written the best possible PostScript program. It shows you how to combine the elements of the language into a strong, well-designed, modular program that is easy to develop and maintain. It is not a problem-solving book, nor simply a reference to the language; it is a guide to developing programming techniques and to learning how to use the PostScript tool kit, which is filled with hundreds of individual operators.




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Glenn C. Reid

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