Visual Studio 6: The Complete Reference
Visual Studio 6: The Complete Reference
ISBN: B00007FYGA
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 1998
Pages: 207
Pages: 207
Authors: John Paul Mueller
- Main Page
- Copyright
- The Development System
- The Edit Menu
- Creating Your First Program
- Books Online
- 6. Working with Data
- Standard C and C Libraries
- Things Not to Do with Functions
- Multidimensional Arrays
- When Should You Use Reference Types?
- 12. An Introduction to IO in C
- Macros
- 15. Power Programming: Tapping Important C and C Libraries
- Traditional Structured Programming
- 18. Complete IO in C
- Designing Unique Manipulators
- 21. Procedure-oriented Windows Applications
- Key Features of the MFC Library
- Part V. Wizards
- 26. Getting Started with ActiveX Controls
- Part VI. Appendices
- Introduction
- Some New Tools and Utilities
- View Menu
- Editing Source Code
- Debugging and Testing
- Identifiers
- 7. Program Control
- 9. Arrays
- Arrays as Function Arguments
- 11. Complete IO in C
- Streamlining IO with C
- Advanced Preprocessor Statements
- Important C and C Header Files
- Object-oriented Programming
- Using enum Types in C
- 19. Working in an Object-oriented Environment
- An Application Framework
- It All Begins with CObject
- 24. Application and Class Wizards
- ActiveX Controls
- A. Extended ASCII Table
- Organization of the Book
- Important Compiler Features
- Insert Menu
- Saving Files
- Whats Coming?
- Keywords
- Conditional Controls
- What Are Arrays?
- String Functions and Character Arrays
- Stream Functions
- From STREAM.H to IOSTREAM.H
- Conditional Compilation
- Standard Library Functions (STDLIB.H)
- C and Object-oriented Programming
- Reference Variables
- An Object-oriented Stack
- Using a Make or Project Utility
- Key MFC Classes
- The Graph Application
- Containers that Can House ActiveX Controls
- B. DOS 10H, 21H, and 33H Interrupt Parameters
- Part I. A Quick Overview of Visual C
- 2. A Quick Start Using the IDE
- Build Menu
- Debugging Programs
- 5. C and C Programming
- Access Modifiers
- 8. Writing and Using Functions
- Array Declarations
- 10. Using Pointers
- Character Input and Output
- 13. Structures, Unions, and Miscellaneous Items
- The Proper Use of Header Files
- The String Functions (STRING.H)
- A First Look at the C Class
- The memset( ) Function
- Part IV. Windows Programming Foundations
- Using SWP.C as a Template
- 23. Windows Applications Using the MFC
- Whats Coming?
- Customizing the Initial Control
- An MFC-based Dynamic Link Library
- 1. The Visual C Compiler, Version 6
- Starting the Visual C IDE
- Tools Menu
- Running Your First Program
- C Archives
- pascal, cdecl, near, far, and huge Modifiers
- What Is Function Prototyping?
- Initializing Arrays
- Pointer Variables
- String Input and Output
- Structures
- Making Header Files More Efficient
- The Math Functions (MATH.H)
- A Simple C Class
- Formatting Output
- 20. Concepts and Tools for Windows Applications
- Creating a Pie Chart Application
- A Simple Application and Template
- 25. Getting Started with OLE
- Testing the TDCtrl ActiveX Control
- An Application that Calls a DLL
- Whats New for Visual C Version 6?
- Accessing Context-Sensitive Help
- Window Menu
- Advanced Debugging Techniques
- American National Standards Institute. ANSI C
- Data Type Conversions
- Function Arguments
- Accessing Array Elements
- Pointers to Functions
- Integer Input and Output
- Unions
- Precompiled Header Files
- Whats Coming
- 17. Classes in C
- IO Options
- Windows Fundamentals
- More on Procedure-oriented Windows Programming
- Drawing in the Client Area
- OLE Features and Specifications
- More ActiveX Controls?
- Recommended Hardware
- Understanding Menus
- Help Menu
- Whats Coming?
- From C to C and Object-oriented Programming
- Storage Classes
- Function Return Types
- Calculating Array Dimensions
- Dynamic Memory
- Formatting Output
- Miscellaneous Items
- LIMITS.H and FLOAT.H
- Part III. Foundations for Object-oriented Programming in C
- Features Specific to Classes
- The iostream Class List
- Programming Concepts and Vocabulary for Windows
- 22. The Microsoft Foundation Class Library: Fundamentals
- A Fourier Series Application with Resources
- Creating a Container Application
- 27. COM and DHTML
- A Typical Windows Installation
- Docking or Floating a Toolbar
- 3. Writing, Compiling, and Debugging Simple Programs
- 4. Advanced Visual C Features
- C Archives
- Operators
- Command Line Arguments
- Array Index Out of Bounds
- Pointers and Arrays. A Closer Look
- Using fseek( ), ftell( ), and rewind( )
- 14. Advanced Programming Topics
- Handling Errors -- perror( )
- 16. Object-oriented Programming Foundations
- Operator Overloading
- Binary Files
- Visual C Windows Development Tools
- The Need for a Foundation Class Library
- A Bar Chart with Resources
- Testing the Container Application
- Creating the ATL Polygon Project
- Documentation
- Type Compatibility
- The Development System
- Macros
- Some New Tools and Utilities
- Advanced Preprocessor Statements
- Important Compiler Features
- Conditional Compilation
- Compiler Options
- Preprocessor Operators
- 2. A Quick Start Using the IDE
- The Proper Use of Header Files
- Starting the Visual C IDE
- Making Header Files More Efficient
- Accessing Context-Sensitive Help
- Precompiled Header Files
- Understanding Menus
- LIMITS.H and FLOAT.H
- Docking or Floating a Toolbar
- Handling Errors -- perror( )
- The File Menu
- Dynamic Memory Allocation -- Linked Lists
- The Edit Menu
- 15. Power Programming: Tapping Important C and C Libraries
- View Menu
- Important C and C Header Files
- Insert Menu
- Standard Library Functions (STDLIB.H)
- Project Menu
- The Character Functions (CTYPE.H)
- Build Menu
- The String Functions (STRING.H)
- Tools Menu
- The Math Functions (MATH.H)
- Window Menu
- Whats Coming
- Help Menu
- Part III. Foundations for Object-oriented Programming in C
- 3. Writing, Compiling, and Debugging Simple Programs
- 16. Object-oriented Programming Foundations
- Starting the Developer Studio
- There Is Nothing New Under the Sun
- Creating Your First Program
- Traditional Structured Programming
- Editing Source Code
- Object-oriented Programming
- Saving Files
- C and Object-oriented Programming
- Creating the Executable File
- Object-oriented Terminology
- Debugging Programs
- A First Look at the C Class
- Running Your First Program
- A Simple C Class
- Advanced Debugging Techniques
- 17. Classes in C
- Whats Coming?
- Features Specific to Classes
- 4. Advanced Visual C Features
- Operator Overloading
- Custom Icons, Cursors, and Bitmaps
- Derived Classes
- Books Online
- 18. Complete IO in C
- Debugging and Testing
- Using enum Types in C
- Whats Coming?
- Reference Variables
- Part II. Programming Foundations
- Default Arguments
- 5. C and C Programming
- The memset( ) Function
- C Archives
- Formatting Output
- American National Standards Institute. ANSI C
- IO Options
- From C to C and Object-oriented Programming
- The iostream Class List
- C Archives
- Binary Files
- Fundamental Components for a CC Program
- Combining C and C Code
- 6. Working with Data
- Designing Unique Manipulators
- Identifiers
- 19. Working in an Object-oriented Environment
- Keywords
- An Object-oriented Stack
- Standard C and C Data Types
- An Object-oriented Linked List in C
- Access Modifiers
- Part IV. Windows Programming Foundations
- pascal, cdecl, near, far, and huge Modifiers
- 20. Concepts and Tools for Windows Applications
- Data Type Conversions
- Windows Fundamentals
- Storage Classes
- Programming Concepts and Vocabulary for Windows
- Operators
- Visual C Windows Development Tools
- Understanding Operator Precedence Levels
- Additional Resource Information
- Standard C and C Libraries
- 21. Procedure-oriented Windows Applications
- 7. Program Control
- An Application Framework
- Conditional Controls
- Using a Make or Project Utility
- Loop Controls
- A Complete Windows Program
- 8. Writing and Using Functions
- Using SWP.C as a Template
- What Is Function Prototyping?
- Creating a Pie Chart Application
- Function Arguments
- More on Procedure-oriented Windows Programming
- Function Return Types
- 22. The Microsoft Foundation Class Library: Fundamentals
- Command Line Arguments
- The Need for a Foundation Class Library
- Functions in C vs. C
- MFC Design Considerations
- Things Not to Do with Functions
- Key Features of the MFC Library
- 9. Arrays
- It All Begins with CObject
- What Are Arrays?
- Key MFC Classes
- Array Properties
- A Simplified MFC Application
- Array Declarations
- 23. Windows Applications Using the MFC
- Initializing Arrays
- A Simple Application and Template
- Accessing Array Elements
- Drawing in the Client Area
- Calculating Array Dimensions
- A Fourier Series Application with Resources
- Array Index Out of Bounds
- A Bar Chart with Resources
- Output and Input of Strings
- Whats Next?
- Multidimensional Arrays
- Part V. Wizards
- Arrays as Function Arguments
- 24. Application and Class Wizards
- String Functions and Character Arrays
- The Graph Application
- strcpy( ), strcat( ), strncmp( ), and strlen( )
- The Word Processor Application
- 10. Using Pointers
- Whats Coming?
- Pointer Variables
- 25. Getting Started with OLE
- Pointers to Functions
- OLE Features and Specifications
- Dynamic Memory
- Creating a Container Application
- Pointers and Arrays. A Closer Look
- Testing the Container Application
- The C Reference Type
- Whats Coming?
- When Should You Use Reference Types?
- 26. Getting Started with ActiveX Controls
- 11. Complete IO in C
- ActiveX Controls
- Stream Functions
- Containers that Can House ActiveX Controls
- Low-level Input and Output in C
- Creating a Simple ActiveX Control with the MFC
- Character Input and Output
- Customizing the Initial Control
- String Input and Output
- Testing the TDCtrl ActiveX Control
- Integer Input and Output
- More ActiveX Controls?
- Formatting Output
- 27. COM and DHTML
- Using fseek( ), ftell( ), and rewind( )
- Creating the ATL Polygon Project
- Formatting Input
- 12. An Introduction to IO in C
- Streamlining IO with C
- From STREAM.H to IOSTREAM.H
- Operators and Member Functions
- 13. Structures, Unions, and Miscellaneous Items
- Structures
- Unions
- Miscellaneous Items
- 14. Advanced Programming Topics
- Type Compatibility
- Macros
- Advanced Preprocessor Statements
- Conditional Compilation
- Preprocessor Operators
- The Proper Use of Header Files
- Making Header Files More Efficient
- Precompiled Header Files
- LIMITS.H and FLOAT.H
- Handling Errors -- perror( )
- Dynamic Memory Allocation -- Linked Lists
- 15. Power Programming: Tapping Important C and C Libraries
- Important C and C Header Files
- Standard Library Functions (STDLIB.H)
- The Character Functions (CTYPE.H)
- The String Functions (STRING.H)
- The Math Functions (MATH.H)
- Whats Coming
- Part III. Foundations for Object-oriented Programming in C
- 16. Object-oriented Programming Foundations
- There Is Nothing New Under the Sun
- Traditional Structured Programming
- Object-oriented Programming
- C and Object-oriented Programming
- Object-oriented Terminology
- A First Look at the C Class
- A Simple C Class
- 17. Classes in C
- Features Specific to Classes
- Operator Overloading
- Derived Classes
- 18. Complete IO in C
- Using enum Types in C
- Reference Variables
- Default Arguments
- The memset( ) Function
- Formatting Output
- IO Options
- The iostream Class List
- Binary Files
- Combining C and C Code
- Designing Unique Manipulators
- 19. Working in an Object-oriented Environment
- An Object-oriented Stack
- An Object-oriented Linked List in C
- Part IV. Windows Programming Foundations
- 20. Concepts and Tools for Windows Applications
- Windows Fundamentals
- Programming Concepts and Vocabulary for Windows
- Visual C Windows Development Tools
- Additional Resource Information
- 21. Procedure-oriented Windows Applications
- An Application Framework
- Using a Make or Project Utility
- A Complete Windows Program
- Using SWP.C as a Template
- Creating a Pie Chart Application
- More on Procedure-oriented Windows Programming
- 22. The Microsoft Foundation Class Library: Fundamentals
- The Need for a Foundation Class Library
- MFC Design Considerations
- Key Features of the MFC Library
- It All Begins with CObject
- Key MFC Classes
- A Simplified MFC Application
- 23. Windows Applications Using the MFC
- A Simple Application and Template
- Drawing in the Client Area
- A Fourier Series Application with Resources
- A Bar Chart with Resources
- Whats Next?
- Part V. Wizards
- 24. Application and Class Wizards
- The Graph Application
- The Word Processor Application
- Whats Coming?
- 25. Getting Started with OLE
- OLE Features and Specifications
- Creating a Container Application
- Testing the Container Application
- Whats Coming?
- 26. Getting Started with ActiveX Controls
- ActiveX Controls
- Containers that Can House ActiveX Controls
- Creating a Simple ActiveX Control with the MFC
- Customizing the Initial Control
- Testing the TDCtrl ActiveX Control
- More ActiveX Controls?
- 27. COM and DHTML
- Creating the ATL Polygon Project
- ATL vs. ActiveX
- Part VI. Appendices
- A. Extended ASCII Table
- B. DOS 10H, 21H, and 33H Interrupt Parameters
- C. Dynamic Link Libraries
- An MFC-based Dynamic Link Library
Visual Studio 6: The Complete Reference
ISBN: B00007FYGA
EAN: N/A
EAN: N/A
Year: 1998
Pages: 207
Pages: 207
Authors: John Paul Mueller
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