Visual C++ Interface Programming Technology

Author: Zhou Mingyang
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: The interface design of programs has gone through two completely different periods: The first period was based on text with simple interactions, such as common command-line methods and character-based menus. During this period, program interface design rarely considered aesthetic requirements. The second period was represented by graphical and voice-activated interfaces, where program design fully took into account people's needs for beauty, adhering to the philosophy of "human-centered design." An excellent program interface acts as an interactive bridge between humans and computers. Personalized programs rely on personalized interface design because a good program interface is an interactive bridge between humans and computers. This book is a specialized monograph introducing new technologies in the field of C++ interface program design. The book consists of 11 chapters: Chapter 1 covers interface programming based on controls; Chapter 2 introduces control interface programming related to window frameworks; Chapter 3 discusses tree control and list control interface programming; Chapter 4 explains interface programming based on dialog boxes; Chapter 5 covers interface programming based on windows; Chapter 6 focuses on interface programming based on graphics; Chapter 7 is about GDI+ programming; Chapter 8 introduces interface programming based on Office automation; Chapter 9 discusses Windows Shell programming; Chapter 10 covers interface application development using CJLibrary controls; and Chapter 11 explains how to use the CJLibrary project wizard for interface programming. The book emphasizes the introduction of some new technologies currently in the field of interface program design, such as GDI+ programming, Windows XP Shell programming, and Office XP plug-in programming. The use of new technologies is a major feature of this book. The target readers include programming enthusiasts, C++ professional designers, and students and teachers in relevant fields at universities. The CD content for this edition includes some examples and source code from the book.