Delphi Expert Breakthrough

Author: Shen Min
Publisher: Tsinghua University Press
Publication Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book discusses the theme of "How to use object-oriented programming methods in Delphi to build well-designed programs" through a combination of theory and practice. Chapters 1, 2, and 3 introduce the basics of object-oriented programming and its language implementation in ObjectPascal in a way different from most books. Chapters 4 and 5 cover the relevant knowledge of the VCL library, where Chapter 4 dissects the source code of some core VCL components, and Chapter 5 introduces methods for customizing and designing components. Chapters 6 and 7 discuss program architecture design, with Chapter 6 presenting general coding design principles that can be completely detached from Delphi, as these principles are cross-language; Chapter 7 provides a complete coding design example, such as writing a multi-workspace text editor, to illustrate program architecture design from a practical perspective. This book is aimed at Delphi programmers, particularly those who already have certain implementation capabilities and are seeking a "breakthrough," as a reference for their improvement. It can also serve as a reference for college students and programming enthusiasts. This book discusses the theme of "How to use object-oriented programming methods in Delphi to build well-designed programs" through a combination of theory and practice. Chapters 1, 2, and 3 introduce the basics of object-oriented programming and its language implementation in ObjectPascal in a way different from most books. Chapters 4 and 5 cover the relevant knowledge of the VCL library, where Chapter 4 dissects the source code of some core VCL components, and Chapter 5 introduces methods for customizing and designing components. Chapters 6 and 7 discuss program architecture design, with Chapter 6 presenting general coding design principles that can be completely detached from Delphi, as these principles are cross-language; Chapter 7 provides a complete coding design example, such as writing a multi-workspace text editor, to illustrate program architecture design from a practical perspective. This book is aimed at Delphi programmers, particularly those who already have certain implementation capabilities and are seeking a "breakthrough," as a reference for their improvement. It can also serve as a reference for college students and programming enthusiasts.