Résumé
The authoritative guide to Windows shell programming!
2. The Taskbar.
3. Application Desktop Toolbars.
4. Control Panel Applets.
5. Screen Savers.
6. File Viewers.
7. Shell Extensions.
8. Disk Cleanup Handlers.
9. Namespace Extensions.
10. Tools to Build a Namespace Extension.
11. Namespace Extension Example: The Registry.
12. Explorer Bars and Desktop Bands.
Appendix A: COM Interfaces Used by the Shell.
Appendix B: Shell Functions, Structures, and Enumerations.
- Leverage the full power of the Windows shell!
- Techniques that leverage your existing C++, MFC, and ATL skills
- Custom taskbars, menus, toolbars, views, and more
- Build your own control panel applet
- Supercharge applications with shell-related features
- CD-ROM: Extensive library of ready-to-run sample code
Prentice Hall PTR Microsoft Technologies Series
- The authoritative, comprehensive guide to Windows shell programming
- Connect MFC and ATL frameworks to any part of the Windows API—graphical or not!
- Customize the Windows taskbar and menu options
- Provide advanced handling of folders, drives, and printers
- Add custom toolbars and views of data
- For all experienced Visual C++, C++, Visual Basic, and MFC developers
Leverage the hidden power of Windows shell programming!
Until now, shell programming—common in UNIX/Linux environments—has been poorly documented in Windows. Windows Shell Programming changes all that! In this breakthrough book, Scott Seely shows every experienced Windows developer how to leverage the full power of the Windows shell to build more powerful, competitive applications.
Discover how the Windows shell works, and how you can enhance it by leveraging the C++, MFC, and ATL skills you already have. Then learn how to build custom taskbars, application desktop toolbars, briefcase reconcilers, screensavers, file parsers, file viewers, disk cleanup handlers, and much more.
Want to customize Windows Explorer? Build new control panel applets? Want to add extra right-click menu options? Enhance your applications with nifty shell-related features, such as filename auto-completion? With Windows Shell Programming, you can do all that, and more. No other book covers the Windows shell in this depth!
Contents
1. Windows Shell Programming.
Goals of this Book. What
is the Windows Shell? Chapter Summaries. Versions of the
Shell. Summary.
2. The Taskbar.
How to Get Taskbar
Information. How to Add and Remove Buttons From the
Taskbar. How to Add Items to the Start Menu. How to Add
Icons to the System Tray. Summary.
3. Application Desktop Toolbars.
Guidelines for Creating
Application Desktop Toolbars. How Appbars Work. An
Application Desktop Toolbar Library. An Application Desktop
Toolbar Application. Summary.
4. Control Panel Applets.
When to Use the Control
Panel. Applet Expectations. A Control Panel Library and
Wizard. Using the Tools. Control Panel Applets.
Summary.
5. Screen Savers.
Screen Saver
Responsibilities. Screen Saver Internals. Writing A Screen
Saver. Example: The Bouncing Ball. Summary.
6. File Viewers.
File Viewer Basics. File
Viewer Internals. Building a File Viewer. Address Book
Example. Summary.
7. Shell Extensions.
Common Features of Shell
Extensions. Context Menu Handlers. Icon Handlers. Data
Handlers. Drop Handlers. Property Sheet Handlers. Copy Hook
Handler. Drag-and-Drop Handler. Summary.
8. Disk Cleanup Handlers.
The Disk Cleanup Utility
and Handlers. Address Book File Consolidation.
Summary.
9. Namespace Extensions.
When to Build a Namespace
Extension. Types of Namespace Extensions. What is in a
PIDL? Folders and Other Items. Displaying All the Contents
of the Folder. Testing and Debugging Namespace Extensions.
Summary.
10. Tools to Build a Namespace Extension.
1The Namespace Extension
Wizard Creates A Project. 1The Implementation of
IShellFolder (and its cohorts). 1The Implementation of
IShellView (and its cohorts). 1Summary.
11. Namespace Extension Example: The Registry.
1Requirements for the
Registry Namespace Extension. 1Defining the Registry
ITEMIDLIST Structure. 1Implementing the IEnumIDList
Interface. 1Implementing the IShellFolder Interface.
1Displaying the Contents of the Folder: CWinRegListView.
1Summary.
12. Explorer Bars and Desktop Bands.
1Band Object Basics.
1Creating a Band Object. 1Debugging Band Objects. 1Desk
Band Example. 1Summary.
Appendix A: COM Interfaces Used by the Shell.
ICatRegister.
IContextMenu. IContextMenu2. IContextMenu3. ICopyHook.
IDataObject. IDeskBand. IDockingWindow. IDropTarget.
IEmptyVolumeCacheCallBack. IEmptyVolumeCache.
IEmptyVolumeCache2. IEnumIDList. IEnumExtraSearch.
IExtractIcon. IFileViewer. IFileViewerSite. IInputObject.
IInputObjectSite. IObjectWithSite. IOleCommandTarget.
IOleInPlaceFrame. IOleWindow. IQueryInfo. IPersist.
IPersistFile. IPersistFolder. IPersistStream.
IRemoteComputer. ISequentialStream. IShellBrowser.
IShellChangeNotify. IShellDetails. IShellExecuteHook.
IShellExtInit. IShellFolder. IShellFolder2. IShellIcon.
IShellLink. IShellPropSheetExt. IShellView. IShellView2.
IStream. IUnknown.
Appendix B: Shell Functions, Structures, and Enumerations.
BrowseCallbackProc.
BROWSEINFO. CSIDL_XXXX. EXTRASEARCH. FOLDERFLAGS.
FOLDERSETTINGS. FOLDERVIEWMODE. FORMATETC. FVSHOWINFO.
CMINVOKECOMMANDINFO. ITEMIDLIST. NOTIFYICONDATA. REGSAM.
SHAddToRecentDocs. SHAppBarMessage. SHAutoComplete.
SHBindToParent. SHBrowseForFolder. SHChangeNotify. SHCONTF.
SHCopyKey. SHCreateShellPalette. SHDeleteEmptyKey.
SHDeleteKey. SHDeleteValue. SHDESCRIPTIONID.
Shell_NotifyIcon. ShellAbout. SHELLDETAILS. ShellExecute.
ShellExecuteEx. SHELLEXECUTEINFO. SHELLFLAGSTATE.
ShellProc. SHEmptyRecycleBin. SHEnumKeyEx. SHEnumValue.
SHFILEINFO. SHFileOperation. SHFILEOPSTRUCT.
SHFreeNameMappings. SHGetDataFromIDList.
SHGetDesktopFolder. SHGetDiskFreeSpace. SHGetFileInfo.
SHGetFolderLocation. SHGetFolderPath.
SHGetInstanceExplorer. SHGetMalloc. SHGetNewLinkInfo.
SHGetPathFromIDList. SHGetSettings.
SHGetSpecialFolderLocation. SHGetSpecialFolderPath.
SHGetValue. SHGNO. SHInvokePrinterCommand. SHITEMID.
SHLoadInProc. SHNAMEMAPPING. SHOpenRegStream.
SHQueryInfoKey. SHQUERYRBINFO. SHQueryRecycleBin.
SHQueryValueEx. SHRegCloseUSKey. SHRegCreateUSKey.
SHREGDEL_FLAGS. SHRegDeleteEmptyUSKey. SHRegDeleteUSValue.
SHREGENUM_FLAGS. SHRegEnumUSKey. SHRegEnumUSValue.
SHRegGetBoolUSValue. SHRegGetUSValue. SHRegOpenUSKey.
SHRegQueryInfoUSKey. SHRegQueryUSValue. SHRegSetUSValue.
SHRegWriteUSValue. SHSetValue. SHStrDup. STGMEDIUM. STRRET.
StrRetToBuf. StrRetToStr. SV2CVW2_PARAMS.
WIN32_FIND_DATA.
L'auteur - Scott Seely
Scott Seely has written extensively on Windows and UNIX/Linux programming, as well as on C, C++, and Visual C++, and he has recently joined Microsoft. He is author of Windows Shell Programming (Prentice Hall PTR).
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Prentice Hall |
| Auteur(s) | Scott Seely |
| Parution | 01/07/2000 |
| Nb. de pages | 556 |
| Format | 17,5 x 23,5 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 1152g |
| Intérieur | 2 couleurs |
| EAN13 | 9780130254962 |
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