Programming Windows with C#（影印版）

定　價(jià)：￥188.00

作　者：	Charles Petzold
出版社：	Microsoft Press
叢編項(xiàng)：	Microsoft.net
標(biāo)　簽：	C#

ISBN：	9787506254625	出版時(shí)間：	2002-06-01	包裝：
開本：	16開	頁數(shù)：	1290	字?jǐn)?shù)：

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　　Look it up in Petzold" remains the last word on Windows development. In this .NET ready Windows programming guide， the best-selling author shows you how to get the most out of Windows Forms-the next-generation Windows programming class library. You'll discover how to use C# to create dynamic user interFaces and graphical outputs for Windows applications. With dozens of examples of client applications written in C# to illustrate common techniques and plenty of no-nonsense advice on best programming practices， you'II be C# sharp in no time.

作者簡(jiǎn)介

　　Charles Petzold1994年5月，Petzold作為僅有的七個(gè)人之一（并且是唯一的作家）被《Window Magazine》和Microsoft公司授予Windows Pioneer獎(jiǎng)，以表彰他對(duì) Microsoft Windows的成功做出的貢獻(xiàn)。Charles Petzold從1984年開始編寫個(gè)人計(jì)算機(jī)程序，從1985年開始編寫 Microsoft Windows程序。他在《Microsoft Systems Joumal》1986年 12月號(hào)上發(fā)表了第一篇關(guān)于Windows程序設(shè)計(jì)的雜志論文。從1986年到1995年，他為《PC Magazine》撰寫“Environments”專欄，給讀者介紹了Windows和OS／2程序設(shè)計(jì)的許多方面。>>更多作品

圖書目錄

1 Console Thyself 1 The C# Version 2 Anatomy of a Program 5 C# Namespaces 6 Console I/O 8 C# Data Types 10 Expressions and Operators 15 Conditions and Iterations 17 The Leap to Objects 21 Programming in the Key of C# 26 Static Methods 27 Exception Handling 29 Throwing Exceptions 31 Getting and Setting Properties 33 Constructors 36 Instances and Inheritance 40 A Bigger Picture 44 Naming Conventions 46 Beyond the Console 47 2 Hello, Windows Forms 49 The Message Box 52 The Form 58 Showing the Form 60 It’s an Application and We Want to Run It 62 Variations on a Theme 64 Form Properties 65 Event-Driven Input 67 Handling the Paint Event 69 Displaying Text 72 The Paint Event Is Special! 77 Multiple Forms, Multiple Handlers 78 Inheriting Forms 81 The OnPaint Method 83 Does Main Belong Here? 84 Events and "On" Methods 86 3 Essential Structures 91 Classes and Structures 92 Two-Dimensional Coordinate Points 93 Arrays of Points 96 The Size Structure 96 The Float Versions 98 A Rectangle Is a Point and a Size 100 Rectangle Properties and Methods 101 A Nice-Sized Form 104 The Form and the Client 105 Point Conversions 109 The Color Structure 111 The 141 Color Names 112 Pens and Brushes 113 System Colors 115 The Known Colors 118 What to Use? 119 Getting a Feel for Repaints 120 Centering Hello World 122 Measuring the String 126 Text in a Rectangle 128 4 An Exercise in Text Output 133 System Information 133 Spacing Lines of Text 134 Property Values 135 Formatting into Columns 137 Everything Is an Object 140 Listing the System Information 144 Windows Forms and Scroll Bars 146 Scrolling a Panel Control 147 The Heritage of ScrollableControl 151 Scrolling Without Controls 153 Actual Numbers 155 Keeping It Green 157 Don’t Be a Pig 160 Reflecting on the Future 161 5 Lines, Curves, and Area Fills 169 How to Get a Graphics Object 170 Pens, Briefly 171 Straight Lines 172 An Introduction to Printing 174 Properties and State 180 Anti-Aliasing 181 Multiple Connected Lines 184 Curves and Parametric Equations 188 The Ubiquitous Rectangle 192 Generalized Polygons 194 Easier Ellipses 195 Arcs and Pies 196 Filling Rectangles, Ellipses, and Pies 203 Off by 1 204 Polygons and the Filling Mode 206 6 Tapping into the Keyboard 211 Ignoring the Keyboard 211 Who’s Got the Focus? 212 Keys and Characters 213 Keys Down and Keys Up 215 The Keys Enumeration 216 Testing the Modifier Keys 227 Reality Check 228 A Keyboard Interface for SysInfo 229 KeyPress for Characters 231 Control Characters 231 Looking at the Keys 232 Invoking the Win32 API 237 Handling Input from Foreign Keyboards 239 Input Focus 242 The Missing Caret 243 Echoing Key Characters 248 Right-to-Left Problems 252 7 Pages and Transforms 255 Device Independence Through Text 255 How Much Is That in Real Money? 256 Dots Per Inch 259 What’s with the Printer? 260 Manual Conversions 262 Page Units and Page Scale 264 Pen Widths 269 Page Transforms 272 Saving the Graphics State 273 Metrical Dimensions 274 Arbitrary Coordinates 278 What You Can’t Do 281 Hello, World Transform 282 The Big Picture 287 Linear Transforms 288 Introducing Matrixes 291 The Matrix Class 293 Shear and Shear Alike 295 Combining Transforms 297 8 Taming the Mouse 301 The Dark Side of the Mouse 302 Ignoring the Mouse 303 Some Quick Definitions 303 Information About the Mouse 304 The Mouse Wheel 305 The Four Basic Mouse Events 306 Doing the Wheel 309 Mouse Movement 313 Tracking and Capturing the Mouse 315 Adventures in Tracking 318 Generalizing Code with Interfaces 326 Clicks and Double-Clicks 330 Mouse-Related Properties 331 Entering, Leaving, Hovering 332 The Mouse Cursor 334 An Exercise in Hit-Testing 342 Adding a Keyboard Interface 344 Putting the Children to Work 346 Hit-Testing Text 351 Scribbling with the Mouse 353 9 Text and Fonts 359 Fonts Under Windows 359 Talking Type 360 Font Heights and Line Spacing 363 Default Fonts 365 Variation on a Font 366 Creating Fonts by Name 368 A Point Size by Any Other Name… 373 Clash of the Units 378 Font Properties and Methods 380 New Fonts from FontFamily 386 Understanding the Design Metrics 389 Arrays of Font Families 393 Font Collections 399 Variations on DrawString 401 Anti-Aliased Text 403 Measuring the String 405 The StringFormat Options 406 Grid Fitting and Text Fitting 408 Horizontal and Vertical Alignment 411 The Hotkey Display 416 A Clip and a Trim 418 Start a Tab 425 10 The Timer and Time 433 The Timer Class 434 The DateTime Structure 438 Local Time and Universal Time 440 The Tick Count 443 Calendars Around the World 446 A Readable Rendition 448 A Simple Culture-Specific Clock 454 The Retro Look 459 An Analog Clock 463 A Little Puzzle Called Jeu de Taquin 470 11 Images and Bitmaps 477 Bitmap Support Overview 479 Bitmap File Formats 480 Loading and Drawing 485 Image Information 490 Rendering the Image 495 Fitting to a Rectangle 498 Rotate and Shear 503 Displaying Part of the Image 505 Drawing on the Image 510 More on the Image Class 515 The Bitmap Class 518 Hello World with a Bitmap 520 The Shadow Bitmap 522 Binary Resources 524 Animation 530 The Image List 536 The Picture Box 540 12 Buttons and Labels and Scrolls (Oh My!) 545 Buttons and Clicks 546 Keyboard and Mouse 550 Control Issues 551 Deeper into Buttons 552 Appearance and Alignment 555 Buttons with Bitmaps 559 Multiple Handlers or One? 562 Drawing Your Own Buttons 562 Dropping Anchor 566 Dock Around the Clock 570 Children of the Form 573 Z-Order 576 The Check Box 577 The Three-State Alternative 581 The Label Control 582 Tab Stops and Tab Order 585 Identifying the Controls 586 The Auto-Scale Option 589 A Hexadecimal Calculator 595 Radio Buttons and Group Boxes 599 Scroll Bars 603 The Track Bar Alternative 612 13 Béziers and Other Splines 619 The Bézier Spline in Practice 620 A More Stylish Clock 625 Collinear Béziers 627 Circles and Arcs with Béziers 629 Bézier Art 632 The Mathematical Derivation 634 The Canonical Spline 638 Canonical Curve Derivation 645 14 Menus 649 Menus and Menu Items 649 Menu Shortcut Keys 653 Your First Menu 655 Unconventional Menus 658 MenuItem Properties and Events 660 Checking the Items 663 Working with Context Menus 667 The Menu Item Collection 670 The Standard Menu (A Proposal) 676 The Owner-Draw Option 681 15 Paths, Regions, and Clipping 691 A Problem and Its Solution 691 The Path, More Formally 696 Creating the Path 699 Rendering the Path 703 Path Transforms 707 Other Path Modifications 710 Clipping with Paths 718 Clipping Bitmaps 723 Regions and Clipping 727 16 Dialog Boxes 729 Your First Modal Dialog Box 730 Modal Dialog Box Termination 735 Accept and Cancel 737 Screen Location 738 The About Box 742 Defining Properties in Dialog Boxes 745 Implementing an Apply Button 750 The Modeless Dialog Box 754 The Common Dialog Boxes 758 Choosing Fonts and Colors 759 Using the Windows Registry 766 The Open File Dialog Box 771 The Save File Dialog Box 778 17 Brushes and Pens 783 Filling in Solid Colors 784 Hatch Brushes 784 The Rendering Origin 794 Texture Brushes 797 Linear Gradient Brushes 802 Path Gradient Brushes 812 Tiling the Brush 816 Pens Can Be Brushes Too 824 A Dash of Style 828 Caps and Joins 831 18 Edit, List, and Spin 839 Single-Line Text Boxes 839 Multiline Text Boxes 844 Cloning Notepad 847 The Notepad Clone with File I/O 853 Notepad Clone Continued 862 Special-Purpose Text Boxes 878 The Rich Text Box 879 ToolTips 880 The List Box 888 List Box + Text Box = Combo Box 895 Up-Down Controls 901 19 Font Fun 913 Getting Started 913 Brushed Text 915 Font Transforms 922 Text and Paths 934 Nonlinear Transforms 948 20 Toolbars and Status Bars 955 The Basic Status Bar 956 The Status Bar and Auto-Scroll 958 Status Bar Panels 961 StatusBarPanel Properties 964 Menu Help 967 The Basic Toolbar 975 Toolbar Variations 979 Toolbar Events 982 Toolbar Styles 988 21 Printing 997 Printers and Their Settings 998 Page Settings 1006 Defining a Document 1010 Handling PrintDocument Events 1012 The Page Dimensions 1018 The Print Controller 1022 Using the Standard Print Dialog Box 1027 Setting Up the Page 1032 Print Preview 1036 22 Tree View and List View 1045 Splitsville 1045 Tree Views and Tree Nodes 1060 Images in Tree Views 1064 Tree View Events 1066 Node Navigation 1068 The Directory Tree 1070 Displaying Images 1076 List View Basics 1084 List View Events 1091 23 Metafiles 1101 Loading and Rendering Existing Metafiles 1102 Metafile Sizes and Rendering 1104 Converting Metafiles to Bitmaps 1112 Creating New Metafiles 1114 The Metafile Boundary Rectangle 1122 Metafiles and the Page Transform 1125 The Metafile Type 1128 Enumerating the Metafile 1130 24 Clip, Drag, and Drop 1139 Items and Formats 1140 The Tiny (But Powerful) Clipboard Class 1140 Getting Objects from the Clipboard 1142 Clipboard Data Formats 1151 Clipboard Viewers 1161 Setting Multiple Clipboard Formats 1171 Drag and Drop 1175 APPENDIX A Files and Streams 1185 The Most Essential File I/O Class 1185 FileStream Properties and Methods 1187 The Problem with FileStream 1191 Other Stream Classes 1192 Reading and Writing Text 1193 Binary File I/O 1200 The Environment Class 1204 File and Path Name Parsing 1206 Parallel Classes 1208 Working with Directories 1209 File Manipulation and Information 1215 APPENDIX B Math Class 1219 Numeric Types 1219 Checking Integer Overflow 1220 The Decimal Type 1222 Floating-Point Infinity and NaNs 1224 The Math Class 1226 Floating-Point Remainders 1228 Powers and Logarithms 1229 Trigonometric Functions 1230 APPENDIX C String Theory 1233 The char Type 1235 String Constructors and Properties 1237 Copying Strings 1239 Converting Strings 1240 Concatenating Strings 1240 Comparing Strings 1242 Searching the String 1245 Trimming and Padding 1247 String Manipulation 1249 Formatting Strings 1249 Array Sorting and Searching 1250 The StringBuilder Class 1252 INDEX