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Concurrent Programming on Windows
Concurrent Programming on Windows
ISBN: 032143482X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 1998
Pages: 112
Authors:
Joe Duffy
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Cover
Author s Note
Chapter 1 -- Getting Started
The Windows Environment
Windows Programming Options
Your First Windows Program
Chapter 2 -- An Introduction to Unicode
A Brief History of Character Sets
Wide Characters and C
Wide Characters and Windows
Chapter 3 -- Windows and Messages
A Window of One s Own
The Windows Programming Hurdles
Chapter 4 -- An Exercise in Text Output
Painting and Repainting
An Introduction to GDI
Scroll Bars
Building a Better Scroll
Chapter 5 -- Basic Drawing
The Structure of GDI
The Device Context
Drawing Dots and Lines
Drawing Filled Areas
The GDI Mapping Mode
Rectangles, Regions, and Clipping
Chapter 6 -- The Keyboard
Keyboard Basics
Keystroke Messages
Character Messages
Keyboard Messages and Character Sets
The Caret (Not the Cursor)
Chapter 7 -- The Mouse
Mouse Basics
Client-Area Mouse Messages
Nonclient-Area Mouse Messages
Hit-Testing in Your Programs
Capturing the Mouse
The Mouse Wheel
Chapter 8 -- The Timer
Timer Basics
Using the Timer: Three Methods
Using the Timer for a Clock
Using the Timer for a Status Report
Chapter 9 -- Child Window Controls
The Button Class
Controls and Colors
The Static Class
The Scroll Bar Class
The Edit Class
The Listbox Class
Chapter 10 -- Menus and Other Resources
Icons, Cursors, Strings, and Custom Resources
Menus
Keyboard Accelerators
Chapter 11 -- Dialog Boxes
Modal Dialog Boxes
Modeless Dialog Boxes
The Common Dialog Boxes
Chapter 12 -- The Clipboard
Simple Use of the Clipboard
Beyond Simple Clipboard Use
Becoming a Clipboard Viewer
Chapter 13-- Using the Printer
Printing Fundamentals
Printing Graphics and Text
Chapter 14 -- Bitmaps and Bitblts
Bitmap Basics
Bitmap Dimensions
The Bit-Block Transfer
The GDI Bitmap Object
Chapter 15 -- The Device-Independent Bitmap
The DIB File Format
Displaying and Printing
The Union of DIBs and DDBs
Chapter 16 -- The Palette Manager
Using Palettes
Palette Animation
Palettes and Real-World Images
A Library for DIBs
Chapter 17 -- Text and Fonts
Simple Text Output
Background on Fonts
The Logical Font
Font Enumeration
Paragraph Formatting
The Fun and Fancy Stuff
Chapter 18 -- Metafiles
The Old Metafile Format
Enhanced Metafiles
Chapter 19 -- The Multiple-Document Interface
MDI Concepts
A Sample MDI Implementation
Chapter 20 -- Multitasking and Multithreading
Modes of Multitasking
Windows Multithreading
Thread Synchronization
Event Signaling
Thread Local Storage
Chapter 21 -- Dynamic-Link Libraries
Library Basics
Miscellaneous DLL Topics
Chapter 22 -- Sound and Music
Windows and Multimedia
Waveform Audio
MIDI and Music
Chapter 23 -- A Taste of the Internet
Windows Sockets
WinInet and FTP
About the Author
About This Electronic Book
Concurrent Programming on Windows
ISBN: 032143482X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 1998
Pages: 112
Authors:
Joe Duffy
BUY ON AMAZON
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