Programming Cases and Solutions in Visual C++ 6.0

Author: Zhang Hongjun
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The book is divided into 12 chapters, comprehensively introducing the programming methods and techniques of Visual C++ in Visual Studio. Chapter 1 primarily covers the Windows programming mechanism, the MFC class library, the Windows application framework, and the use of the Visual C++ 6.0 integrated development environment. From Chapter 2 to Chapter 12, it employs an example-based approach to guide readers through various programming methods, including document-view architecture, dialog box application frameworks, Intranet programming with TCP and UDP, Internet programming, database programming, graphics and image programming, multithreaded programming, disk file management, and multimedia applications. The book nearly covers all elements related to Windows application interfaces. These topics involve the use of dialog boxes and most of their controls, menu bars, shortcut menus, toolbars, tool dialog bar, scroll bars, and status bars, as well as implementing aesthetically pleasing and highly practical interface effects such as startup screen effects, full-screen editing effects, drawer effects, advanced button controls, and advanced list box controls. The book features novel examples, rich content, strong operability, and clear case analyses. It is suitable for beginners with a basic understanding of C and C++ languages and some familiarity with Windows programming to quickly improve their skills, as well as for intermediate readers who have already gained some knowledge of Visual C++.