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Win32 programming / Brent E. Rector and Joseph M. Newcomer.

By: Contributor(s): Series: The advanced Windows seriesPublication details: Reading, Mass. : Addison Wesley, c1997.Description: xlvi, 1529 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. + 1 electronic optical disc (CD-ROM) (4 3/4in.)ISBN:
  • 0201634929 (hbk.)
  • 020118387X (CD-ROM)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 005.268 REC
Contents:
Welcome. - Tools required. - Typeface conventions. - Icons for insertions. - 1. Introduction to windows concepts. - 2. A skeletal windows applications. - 3. Exploring variations on a window. - 4. Displaying text in a window. 5. Examining a device context in depth. - 6. Graphical output: pixels, lines, and polygons. - 7. Keyboard, mouse, and timer input. - 8. Using controls: overview: static, button, and edit classes. - 9. Using controls: ListBox, ComboBox, ImageList, and TreeView classes. - 10. Using controls: scroll bar, trackbar, up/down, and progress classes. - 11. Dialog boxes. - 12. Menus, accelerators, icons, string resources, and message table resources. - 13. Printing. - 14. Memory management. - 15. Fonts. - 16. Dynamic link libraries. - 17. The multiple document interfaces. - 18. Synchronization. - Appendix A. Ternary raster-operation codes. - Appendix B. Message cracker summary. - Appendix C. windowssx.h.commctrl.h.extensions.h.and tchar.h. - Appendix D. Using #pragma(warning). - Index.
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Welcome. - Tools required. - Typeface conventions. - Icons for insertions. - 1. Introduction to windows concepts. - 2. A skeletal windows applications. - 3. Exploring variations on a window. - 4. Displaying text in a window. 5. Examining a device context in depth. - 6. Graphical output: pixels, lines, and polygons. - 7. Keyboard, mouse, and timer input. - 8. Using controls: overview: static, button, and edit classes. - 9. Using controls: ListBox, ComboBox, ImageList, and TreeView classes. - 10. Using controls: scroll bar, trackbar, up/down, and progress classes. - 11. Dialog boxes. - 12. Menus, accelerators, icons, string resources, and message table resources. - 13. Printing. - 14. Memory management. - 15. Fonts. - 16. Dynamic link libraries. - 17. The multiple document interfaces. - 18. Synchronization. - Appendix A. Ternary raster-operation codes. - Appendix B. Message cracker summary. - Appendix C. windowssx.h.commctrl.h.extensions.h.and tchar.h. - Appendix D. Using #pragma(warning). - Index.