Résumé
The C family of languages is the consummate choice of
programmers who want to program without restrictions. Think
of anything you want to do in programming, and there is a
way to get it done in C, C++, or C#. There are very few
language families that can make that claim. This book was
written for intermediate to advanced Visual Basic
programmers who want these languages on their tool
belt.
2. C Basics.
3. C Programming.
4. C++ Basics.
5. C++ Classes.
6. C++ and Windows.
7. C DLLs.
8. C DLL Practical Examples.
9. Components and Controls.
10. C# Basics.
11. Applying C#.
A. Definition of Terms.
B. Character Code Tables.
C. C/C++ Keywords.
Index.
This book will concentrate on components of and the differences in Visual Basic and C. You will be shown how to write routines and objects that you can use to augment your Visual Basic skills. If you decide to shift to the C family altogether, this is a good way to begin your transition. At the same time, there is enough information in this book to shift to C# completely.
In Visual C++® for Visual Basic® Developers you will
- Understand the differences between basic C and Basic code, using numerous examples
- Learn about common programming constructs in C, including decisions and looping
- Get an introduction to C++ classes and implementation inheritance, concepts critical for programming in C++ or C# technologies
- Learn about creating components in different technologies, and relevant differences between COM and .NET technologies
- Explore ActiveX® control development in detail
- Take a look into C# and build a component with it, demonstrating some of the practical differences between C# and the previous development languages
Contents
Introduction.
1. How Did We Get We Here?
A History of Visual Basic
and C++.
Visual Basic's Contribution.
C++'s Contribution.
C#.
16 Bit.
32 Bit.
.NET.
32 Bit.
.NET.
Visual Basic's Contribution.
Strengths of Visual
Basic.
Weaknesses of Visual Basic.
Weaknesses of Visual Basic.
C++'s Contribution.
Strengths of C++.
Weaknesses of C++.
Weaknesses of C++.
C#.
2. C Basics.
Tokens and Elements.
Structure.
Functions.
Summary.
Keywords.
Identifiers.
Constants.
Literals.
Predefined Constants and Macros.
Identifiers.
Constants.
Literals.
Predefined Constants and Macros.
Structure.
Directives.
Code Structure.
Lifetime.
Scope and Visibility.
Code Structure.
Lifetime.
Scope and Visibility.
Functions.
Prototypes.
Definitions.
Invoking Functions.
main, wmain, DllMain.
Function Pointers.
Definitions.
Invoking Functions.
main, wmain, DllMain.
Function Pointers.
Summary.
3. C Programming.
Variables and Data.
Expressions.
Statements.
Summary.
Type Specifiers and
Qualifiers.
Variables and Declarators.
Initialization.
Variables and Declarators.
Initialization.
Expressions.
Operators and
Precedence.
Precedence.
Conversions and Type Casts.
Precedence.
Conversions and Type Casts.
Statements.
Assignment.
Control and Flow.
Looping.
Control and Flow.
Looping.
Summary.
4. C++ Basics.
Tokens and Elements.
Structure.
Functions.
Variables and Data.
Expressions.
Statements.
Summary.
C++ Keywords.
Identifiers.
Constants and Literals.
Identifiers.
Constants and Literals.
Structure.
Directives.
Scope, Visibility, and Lifetime.
Linkage.
Scope, Visibility, and Lifetime.
Linkage.
Functions.
Prototype.
Variable Number of Parameters.
Overloading.
Variable Number of Parameters.
Overloading.
Variables and Data.
Runtime Type
Information.
C++ Definitions and Declarations.
Variables and Declarators.
Namespace.
C++ Definitions and Declarations.
Variables and Declarators.
Namespace.
Expressions.
Operators.
Casting.
Casting.
Statements.
Error Handling.
C++ Exception Handling.
Structured Exception Handling.
C++ Exception Handling.
Structured Exception Handling.
Summary.
5. C++ Classes.
Classes.
Derived Classes.
Summary.
OOP Concepts.
Basics of Classes.
Names.
Class Members.
Member Variables.
Member Functions.
Member Access Control.
friend Functions.
Basics of Classes.
Names.
Class Members.
Member Variables.
Member Functions.
Member Access Control.
friend Functions.
Derived Classes.
Basics.
Multiple Base Classes.
Using Declaration.
Abstract Classes.
Multiple Base Classes.
Using Declaration.
Abstract Classes.
Summary.
6. C++ and Windows.
How the Windows System
Works.
How a Windows Program Works.
Summary.
Processes and
Threads.
Message Subsystem.
Message Subsystem.
How a Windows Program Works.
Window Class.
Creating a Main Window.
Base Services.
GDI.
Creating a Main Window.
Base Services.
GDI.
Summary.
7. C DLLs.
Tutorial for Creating a
Simple C DLL.
Passing Numeric Variables.
Using Strings.
Passing and Using Variants.
Pass and Using Arrays.
Unicode and ANSI 198Conclusion.
Using Visual C++ to Create
the DLL.
Exporting the Function from C.
Prototyping the Function.
Writing the Function.
Starting Visual Basic from the C++ Environment.
Declaring and Using a Function from Visual Basic.
Debugging the C++ Code.
Tutorial Summary.
Exporting the Function from C.
Prototyping the Function.
Writing the Function.
Starting Visual Basic from the C++ Environment.
Declaring and Using a Function from Visual Basic.
Debugging the C++ Code.
Tutorial Summary.
Passing Numeric Variables.
Four-Byte Integers
(Longs).
Two-Byte Integers (Integer).
Four-byte Real (Single).
Eight-Byte Real (Double).
Boolean.
Currency.
Two-Byte Integers (Integer).
Four-byte Real (Single).
Eight-Byte Real (Double).
Boolean.
Currency.
Using Strings.
Passing C Strings
(ByVal).
Handling a BSTR.
Passing Byte Arrays.
Passing and Use Structures (UDTs).
Handling a BSTR.
Passing Byte Arrays.
Passing and Use Structures (UDTs).
Passing and Using Variants.
Pass and Using Arrays.
Unicode and ANSI 198Conclusion.
8. C DLL Practical Examples.
Type Libraries and
DLLs.
Adding Resources to a DLL.
Samples of C DLLs.
Summary.
Tutorial for Creating a
DLL Including Type Library Information.
Some Finer Points of the IDL File.
Some Finer Points of the IDL File.
Adding Resources to a DLL.
Samples of C DLLs.
Subclassing.
Support of InstallShield.
Extended Stored Procedures.
Callbacks, Hooks, and Other Nasty Things.
Support of InstallShield.
Extended Stored Procedures.
Callbacks, Hooks, and Other Nasty Things.
Summary.
9. Components and Controls.
Basics of
Components.
Components and Inheritance.
COM.
Custom Controls.
Methods Used to Build Controls.
ATL Controls in Detail.
Basing a Control on a Windows Control.
Composite Controls.
Components and Inheritance.
Inheritance Defined.
Abstraction.
Encapsulation.
Polymorphism.
Inheritance.
Delegation.
Aggregation.
Abstraction.
Encapsulation.
Polymorphism.
Inheritance.
Delegation.
Aggregation.
COM.
Interfaces.
Custom Controls.
Methods Used to Build Controls.
Visual Basic 5 and
6.
MFC.
Visual Studio.NET.
MFC.
Visual Studio.NET.
ATL Controls in Detail.
Creating the Control
Project.
Adding Properties.
Adding Methods.
Implementing Events.
Windows Message Maps.
Handling the Mouse.
Handling the Keyboard.
Property Pages.
Proper Property Persistence.
Enumerated Properties.
Categorizing Properties.
Returning Errors .
Safe for Initialization and Scripting.
Licensing.
IsimpleFrame.
Adding Properties.
Adding Methods.
Implementing Events.
Windows Message Maps.
Handling the Mouse.
Handling the Keyboard.
Property Pages.
Proper Property Persistence.
Enumerated Properties.
Categorizing Properties.
Returning Errors .
Safe for Initialization and Scripting.
Licensing.
IsimpleFrame.
Basing a Control on a Windows Control.
Composite Controls.
10. C# Basics.
The C# Type System.
Programming Concepts.
Arrays.
struct.
Classes.
Interfaces.
Delegates.
Summary.
Value Types in
Action.
Reference Types.
Boxing and Unboxing.
Reference Types.
Boxing and Unboxing.
Programming Concepts.
Namespaces.
Statements.
Operators.
Statements.
Operators.
Arrays.
struct.
Classes.
Object.
Methods.
Properties.
Operators.
Inheritance.
Methods.
Properties.
Operators.
Inheritance.
Interfaces.
Delegates.
Summary.
11. Applying C#.
C# WinForm Controls.
Control Elements.
Summary.
Creating the Control
Project.
Coding the Control.
Coding the Control.
Control Elements.
NameSpaces.
Properties and Methods.
Events.
Design Time Support.
Drawing.
Properties and Methods.
Events.
Design Time Support.
Drawing.
Summary.
A. Definition of Terms.
B. Character Code Tables.
C. C/C++ Keywords.
Index.
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Addison Wesley |
| Auteur(s) | Bill Locke |
| Parution | 09/03/2002 |
| Nb. de pages | 420 |
| Format | 18,7 x 23,2 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 750g |
| Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
| EAN13 | 9780672322181 |
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