List of Figures

Chapter 1: Creating a Custom Control—StyledTextArea

Figure 1-1: The RoundButton control

Figure 1-2: The Observer pattern class diagram

Figure 1-3: A form (observer) listening to a TextBox (subject)

Figure 1-4: The MVC pattern

Figure 1-5: The StyledTextArea component

Figure 1-6: The StyledTextArea class diagram

Figure 1-7: Using the StyledTextArea control

Chapter 2: Building an XML Document Editor

Figure 2-1: Tab pages are often associated with child documents.

Figure 2-2: The File menu when no child document is open

Figure 2-3: The File menu when at least one child document is open

Figure 2-4: Cascade layout

Figure 2-5: TileHorizontal layout

Figure 2-6: TileVertical layout

Figure 2-7: The blank printing template

Figure 2-8: The Print dialog box

Figure 2-9: Page Setup dialog box

Figure 2-10: Page Setup dialog box with enabled Printer button

Figure 2-11: The Printer settings page from the Page Setup dialog box

Figure 2-12: Print Preview dialog box

Figure 2-13: An XMLViewer component

Figure 2-14: The Find dialog box

Figure 2-15: An XML editor application

Chapter 3: Writing Games

Figure 3-1: Headline ticker application

Figure 3-2: The Doggie game

Figure 3-3: The class diagram

Figure 3-4: The maze

Figure 3-5: The characters and the cell types they represent

Figure 3-6: The actor is exactly on top of a single cell.

Figure 3-7: The actor occupies two adjacent cells.

Figure 3-8: Animation effect caused by displaying four images in turn

Figure 3-9: A dead cat

Figure 3-10: Two different images of scared looks

Figure 3-11: Four different images of normal looks

Chapter 4: Creating a UML Class Diagram Editor

Figure 4-1: Drawing simple shapes

Figure 4-2: A GraphicsPath object

Figure 4-3: Using different caps

Figure 4-4: Line caps are not obvious if the pen width is not large enough.

Figure 4-5: Creating your own cap

Figure 4-6: Applying anti-aliasing

Figure 4-7: Applying rotation

Figure 4-8: Applying translation

Figure 4-9: The class structure

Figure 4-10: The interface structure

Figure 4-11: A class with a name, attributes, and operations

Figure 4-12: An interface with a name and operations

Figure 4-13: Types of relationships

Figure 4-14: A generalization relationship

Figure 4-15: Automatic adjustments of the line positions

Figure 4-16: Manually positioning a line

Figure 4-17: Line with labels

Figure 4-18: A selected class structure

Figure 4-19: A selected line

Figure 4-20: The class diagram

Figure 4-21: A selected class structure

Figure 4-22: Pythagoras's Theorem

Figure 4-23: The distance between a point and a line

Figure 4-24: Using Pythagoras's Theorem to find the distance between a point and a line

Figure 4-25: Imperfect aggregation line and generalization line

Figure 4-26: The property form

Figure 4-27: The UML class diagram editor

Chapter 5: Developing an FTP Client Application

Figure 5-1: The Home Directory tab of the Default FTP Site Properties dialog box

Figure 5-2: The FTP client application

Figure 5-3: The Login Form window

Figure 5-4: The class diagram

Figure 5-5: Control names on Form1

Chapter 6: Building an Online Store

Figure 6-1: ADO.NET architecture

Figure 6-2: Populating a DataSet

Figure 6-3: Simple data binding

Figure 6-4: Data binding with a ListBox control

Figure 6-5: Using the SelectedIndexChanged event of the ListBox control

Figure 6-6: The DataGrid control

Figure 6-7: The DataGrid control with Update and Cancel buttons

Figure 6-8: Automatic paging with a DataGrid control

Figure 6-9: The ASP.NET infrastructure for security

Figure 6-10: Securing a directory using Windows authentication

Figure 6-11: Basic authentication

Figure 6-12: Forms-based authentication

Figure 6-13: The Login form

Figure 6-14: A file's/directory's ACL

Figure 6-15: The directory structure

Figure 6-16: The page design

Figure 6-17: The DbObject class and its subclasses

Figure 6-18: The Default page

Figure 6-19: The Search page

Figure 6-20: The Browse page

Figure 6-21: The ProductDetails page

Figure 6-22: The ShoppingCart page

Figure 6-23: The CheckOut page

Figure 6-24: The Admin Login page

Figure 6-25: The Admin main menu page

Figure 6-26: The EditCategory page

Figure 6-27: The EditProduct page