- Industry: Computer; Software
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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.
The ability for a computer to understand spoken commands or responses.
Industry:Software; Computer
(1) For audio units, to return an audio unit to its just-initialized state. (2) For codecs, to clear the codec’s input buffer and return the codec to its just-initialized state.
Industry:Software; Computer
Frames added to the beginning or end of a nub to pad the audio data. Trim frames added before the audio data are typically used to prime an audio decompressor. See also webpage template, priming, priming frame.
Industry:Software; Computer
The matching of the terms in a query string to indexed terms using exact, character-for-character matching. Each term is matched separately. In Search Kit, by default, spaces between terms behave like Boolean AND operators. See also search.
Industry:Software; Computer
In AppleScript, a reference form that specifies all objects in a container that match a condition specified by a Boolean expression.
Industry:Software; Computer
The primary window of an application that is not document-based.
Industry:Software; Computer
(1) The availability of resources such as variables and objects within various parts of a program. In traditional procedural programming, scope is either global or local; however, scopes can be nested. (2) In AppleScript, the range over which AppleScript recognizes a variable or property, which determines where else in a script you may refer to that variable or property. (3) In Core Audio, a programmatic context within an audio unit. Unlike the general computer science notion of scopes, however, audio unit scopes cannot be nested. Each scope is a discrete context. You use scopes when writing code that sets or retrieves values of parameters or properties. Compare element. See also parameter, property.
Industry:Software; Computer
The region that combines the union of all track movie boundary regions for a movie, which is the movie’s movie boundary region, with the movie’s movie clipping region, which defines the portion of the movie boundary region that is to be used. See also movie boundary region, movie clipping region.
Industry:Software; Computer
A QuickTime atom that contains other atoms, possibly including other QT atoms and classic atoms. A data reference atom is an example of a QT atom. Compare classic atom.
Industry:Software; Computer
A framework that supplies advanced Cocoa scripting support and other features required by AppleScript Studio.
Industry:Software; Computer
