An Introduction to Design Patterns in C++ with Qt 4 - page 1
- An Introduction to Design Patterns in C with Qt 4
- An Introduction to Design Patterns in C with Qt 4
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Bruce Perens Open Source Series
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Rationale for the Book
- About the Authors
- Part I: Introduction to C and Qt 4
- Chapter 1. C Introduction
- Section 1.1. Overview of C
- Section 1.2. A Brief History of C
- Section 1.3. Setup: Open-Source Platforms
- Section 1.4. Setup: Win32
- Section 1.5. C First Example
- Section 1.6. Input and Output
- Section 1.7. Identifiers, Types, and Literals
- Section 1.8. C Simple Types
- Section 1.9. C Standard Library Strings
- Section 1.10. Streams
- Section 1.11. The Keyword const
- Section 1.12. Pointers and Memory Access
- Section 1.13. const and const
- Section 1.14. Reference Variables
- Points of Departure
- Review Questions
- Chapter 2. Classes
- Section 2.1. Structs
- Section 2.2. Class Definitions
- Section 2.3. Member Access Specifiers
- Section 2.4. Encapsulation
- Section 2.5. Introduction to UML
- Section 2.6. Friends of a Class
- Section 2.7. Constructors
- Section 2.8. Subobjects
- Section 2.9. Destructors
- Section 2.10. The Keyword static
- Section 2.11. Copy Constructors and Assignment Operators
- Section 2.12. Conversions
- Section 2.13. const Member Functions
- Review Questions
- Chapter 3. Introduction to Qt
- Section 3.1. Example Project: Using QApplication and QLabel
- Section 3.2. Makefile, qmake, and Project Files
- Section 3.3. Getting Help Online
- Section 3.4. Style Guidelines and Naming Conventions
- Section 3.5. The Qt Core Module
- Section 3.6. Streams and Dates
- Points of Departure
- Review Questions
- Chapter 4. Lists
- Section 4.1. Introduction to Containers
- Section 4.2. Iterators
- Section 4.3. Relationships
- Points of Departure
- Review Questions
- Chapter 5. Functions
- Section 5.1. Function Declarations
- Section 5.2. Overloading Functions
- Section 5.3. Optional Arguments
- Section 5.4. Operator Overloading
- Section 5.5. Parameter Passing by Value
- Section 5.6. Parameter Passing by Reference
- Section 5.7. References to const
- Section 5.8. Function Return Values
- Section 5.9. Returning References from Functions
- Section 5.10. Overloading on const-ness
- Section 5.11. Inline Functions
- Section 5.12. Inlining versus Macro Expansion
- Review Questions
- Chapter 6. Inheritance and Polymorphism
- Section 6.1. Simple Derivation
- Section 6.2. Derivation with Polymorphism
- Section 6.3. Derivation from an Abstract Base Class
- Section 6.4. Inheritance Design
- Section 6.5. Overloading, Hiding, and Overriding
- Section 6.6. Constructors, Destructors, and Copy Assignment Operators
- Section 6.7. Processing Command-Line Arguments
- Points of Departure
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