Windows Forms Programming with C#

Erik Brown

716 pages, parution le 26/04/2002

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Résumé

In the .NET environment, GUI elements like menus, buttons, lists, trees--and of course the window itself--are created and deployed using the new Windows Forms framework. Windows Forms is an object-oriented set of classes that offers an effective, modern programming environment for rich Windows applications development.

Intended for beginner and intermediate programmers willing to get their hands dirty, this book teaches by example. Step-by-step instructions guide the reader through the entire Windows Forms namespace. Examples build around a common theme, collectively developing a real-world application. The book covers fundamentals like labels, menus, buttons, as well as advanced concepts like owner-drawn lists, explorer-style interfaces, customized data binding, and the integration of the Microsoft web browser control into a Windows program. Appendices include a 30-page reference to the C# language and a handy visual index of the Windows Forms classes.

What's Inside:

Owner-drawn list boxes
List and tree views
Multiple document interfaces
Data grids and data binding
Drag and drop
How to implement, among other things:
reusable libraries
auto-filled combo boxes
keyboard and mouse processing
printing and print previewing
embedded web browsers

Contents

Part 1 Hello Windows Forms 1
- 1 Getting started with Windows Forms
- 2 Getting started with Visual Studio .NET
Part 2 Basic Windows Forms 67
- 3 Menus
- 4 Status bars
- 5 Reusable libraries
- 6 Common file dialogs
- 7 Drawing and scrolling
- 8 Dialog boxes 224
- 9 Basic controls
- 10 List controls
- 11 More controls
- 12 A .NET assortment
- 13 Toolbars and tips
Part 3 Advanced Windows Forms
- 14 List views
- 15 Tree views
- 16 Multiple document interfaces
- 17 Data binding
- 18 Odds and ends .NET

L'auteur - Erik Brown

A mathematician by training, Erik Brown has been working with code for over 17 years, as a developer, architect, consultant, and manager. He is a veteran of three successful start up companies and currently works as a program manager at Unisys Corporation. Erik lives in northern Virginia with his wife and two daughters.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Manning Publications
Auteur(s)	Erik Brown
Parution	26/04/2002
Nb. de pages	716
Format	19 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1260g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781930110281