The following typographic conventions are used in this book:

Code lines, commands, statements, variables, and text you see onscreen appear in a

monospace typeface.

Occasionally in listings bold is used to draw attention to the snippet of code being discussed.

Placeholders in syntax descr iptions appear in an italic monospace typeface. You replace

the placeholder with the actual filename, parameter, or whatever element it represents.

Italics highlight technical terms when they’re being defined.

A code-continuation icon is used before a line of code that is really a continuation of the

preceding line. Sometimes a line of code is too long to fit as a single line on the page. If

you see ➥ before a line of code, remember that it’s part of the line immediately above it.

The book also contains Notes, Tips, and Cautions to help you spot important or useful

information more quickly.include Source Code-The following typographic conventions are used in this book:

Code lines, commands, statements, variables, and text you see onscreen appear in a

monospace typeface.

Occasionally in listings bold is used to draw attention to the snippet of code being discussed.

Placeholders in syntax descr iptions appear in an italic monospace typeface. You replace

the placeholder with the actual filename, parameter, or whatever element it represents.

Italics highlight technical terms when they’re being defined.

A code-continuation icon is used before a line of code that is really a continuation of the

preceding line. Sometimes a line of code is too long to fit as a single line on the page. If

you see ➥　before a line of code, remember that it’s part of the line immediately above it.

The book also contains Notes, Tips, and Cautions to help you spot important or useful

information more quickly.include Source Code