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adam_text | CONTENTS 1. WHY USE VISUAL BASIC .NET? .................1
INTRODUCTION.............................................................................
2 WHAT DO I NEED?
..................................................................... 3
WHY UPGRADE?
........................................................................
3 IS THIS BOOK FOR
YOU?................................................................ 4
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK
.............................................................. 5 DON T
TYPE!...............................................................................
6 2. THE VISUAL BASIC .NET IDE ....................9
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................
10 RUNNING VISUAL
BASIC............................................................ 10
PROJECT
TYPES............................................................. 11
THE VISUAL BASIC .NET
IDE................................................... 12 THE SOLUTION
EXPLORER ........................................................... 14
THE HELP
SYSTEM...................................................................
16 THE WINDOWS FORMS DESIGNER
............................................. 17 THE
TOOLBOX..........................................................................
18 ADDING CUSTOM CONTROLS
........................................................ 19 THE
PROPERTIES WINDOW
......................................................... 21 3.
WINDOWS CONTROLS .............................23
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................
24 ADDING CONTROLS TO A WINDOW
................................................. 24 SELECTING CONTROLS
................................................................. 25
MOVING AND RESIZING CONTROLS
................................................ 26 CHANGING PROPERTIES.
............................................................ 26 COMMON
PROPERTIES
.............................................................. 28 THE
LABEL
CONTROL..................................................................
29 PROPERTIES OF THE LABEL CONTROL.................................. 30
THE TEXTBOX
CONTROL.............................................................. 31
THE PICTUREBOX CONTROL
......................................................... 32 THE
CHECKBOX, RADIOBUTTON AND GROUPBOX CONTROLS........... 34 THE BUTTON
CONTROL ................................................................
36 CREATING A GOOD USER INTERFACE
............................................. 37 POSITIONING AND
GROUPING.......................................... 37
CONSISTENCY..............................................................
38 VI ESSENTIAL VISUAL BASIC .NET FAST COLOURS AND FONT
SIZE................................................ 38
IMAGES......................................................................
39 MAKING
CHOICES......................................................... 40 4.
WINDOWS APPLICATIONS....................... 41 INTRODUCTION
...........................................................................
42 SHOWING HOLIDAY PICTURES
...................................................... 42 CREATING A NEW
PROJECT.......................................................... 43
ADDING THE CONTROLS
............................................................... 44
COMPLETING THE USER-INTERFACE .................................. 45
HANDLING EVENTS
.................................................................... 46
THE FORM LOAD EVENT
HANDLER............................................... 47 THE BUTTON
EVENT HANDLERS.................................................... 50 A
QUICK WAY OF MAKING EVENT PROCEDURES ............................. 51
THE INTELLISENSE FACILITY
......................................................... 52 5.
VARIABLES AND OPERATORS ................ 55 INTRODUCTION
...........................................................................
56 NAMING
RULES.........................................................................
56 NAMING
CONTROLS........................................................ 57
ADDING COMMENTS
................................................................. 57
VARIABLE TYPES
.......................................................................
58 NAMING CONVENTIONS FOR VARIABLES............................. 59
NAMING CONVENTIONS
............................................................. 59
CHOOSING MEANINGFUL NAMES .................................... 60
CHOOSING CONSISTENT NAMES ..................................... 60
DECLARING VARIABLES
............................................................... 61
OPTION EXPLICIT STATEMENT.......................................... 63
OPTION STRICT STATEMENT ............................................. 64
DECLARING CONSTANTS
.............................................................. 65 THE
BOOLEAN DATA
TYPE.......................................................... 65 DATA
TYPES REPRESENTING INTEGERS.......................................... 65
DATA TYPES REPRESENTING FLOATING POINT NUMBERS ................... 66
THE DATE DATA TYPE
............................................................... 67 THE
OBJECT DATA TYPE
............................................................ 67 THE
STRING DATA
TYPE.............................................................. 67
THE CHAR DATA TYPE
............................................................... 68 THE
RANGE OF DATA
TYPES........................................................ 68
CONVERTING BETWEEN DATA TYPES
............................................ 69 ARITHMETIC
OPERATORS..............................................................
70 ASSIGNMENT
OPERATORS........................................................... 71
ARRAYS....................................................................................
72 DECLARING
ARRAYS....................................................................
72 CONTENTS VII CHANGING ARRAY
DIMENSIONS.................................................. 73
STRUCTURES
.............................................................................
73 6. CONTROLLING PROGRAM FLOW .............75
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................
76 THE IF..THEN
STATEMENT.......................................................... 76
THE IF..THEN..ELSE
STATEMENT................................................. 78 USING THE
SELECT CASE STATEMENT ......................................... 79 THE
COMPARISON OPERATORS....................................................
81
LOOPING.................................................................................
81 THE FOR..NEXT
STATEMENT....................................................... 82
HANDLING ERRORS
..................................................................... 84
THE ON ERROR STATEMENT ........................................... 84
THE FOR EACH..NEXT
STATEMENT.............................................. 86 THE WHILE
STATEMENT.............................................................
86 THE DO..LOOP STATEMENT
....................................................... 88 7.
FUNCTIONS AND PROCEDURES ..............91
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................
92 THE SUB STATEMENT
............................................................... 92 THE
ATTRIBUTELIST OPTIONS ........................................... 93 THE
ARGUMENTLIST OPTIONS......................................... 94 THE
PASSWORD
APPLICATION..................................................... 94
CREATING A
PROCEDURE............................................................ 98
PASSING
PARAMETERS............................................................
100 CREATING
FUNCTIONS...............................................................
103 CALL BY REFERENCE AND CALL BY
VALUE..................................... 104 USING A START*UP
PROCEDURE ................................................ 107 8.
CLASSES AND OBJECTS........................109
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................
110 WHAT IS OBJECT ORIENTATION?
................................................. 110 WHAT ARE CLASSES
AND OBJECTS?........................................... 112 CREATING AND
USING CLASSES AND OBJECTS ............................. 113 THE CLSBOOK
CLASS............................................................... 114
THE ATTRIBUTES..........................................................
115 REFERENCING THE ATTRIBUTES ......................................
116 READONLY AND WRITEONLY PROPERTIES....................... 117 THE
SHTLOANTYPE ATTRIBUTE...................................... 118 THE
ONLOAN METHOD ............................................... 119 THE
BORROW METHOD ................................................ 119 THE
DISPLAYDETAILS METHOD ..................................... 120 VIII
ESSENTIAL VISUAL BASIC .NET FAST CREATING
OBJECTS..................................................................
120
CONSTRUCTORS........................................................................
123 METHOD OVERLOADING
............................................................ 123
INHERITANCE
..........................................................................
124 9. FURTHER WINDOWS CONTROLS .......... 127 INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................
128 THE TIMER
CONTROL................................................................
128 THE LISTBOX CONTROL
............................................................. 129 THE
COMBOBOX CONTROL .......................................................
132 THE COMBOBOX APPLICATION..................................... 133
HANDLING EVENTS......................................................
134 THE MONTHCALENDAR CONTROL
................................................ 135 THE DATETIMEPICKER
CONTROL ............................................... 137 THE TRACKBAR
......................................................................
138 THE RICHTEXTBOX
CONTROL..................................................... 140 10.
WEB APPLICATIONS ............................. 143 INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................
144 WHAT IS
ASP.NET................................................................
144 WINDOWS AND WEB
APPLICATIONS.......................................... 145 WHAT DO I
NEED TO DEVELOP WEB APPLICATIONS?.................... 146 CREATING A WEB
APPLICATION................................................. 146
CREATING THE APPLICATION
...................................................... 148 THE
SUPPORTING CODE
........................................................... 151 11.
WEB SERVER CONTROLS ..................... 153 INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................
154 WEB
CONTROLS.......................................................................
154 THE BUTTON WEB CONTROLS ........................................ 154
THE CALENDAR CONTROL .............................................. 155
THE CHECKBOX AND CHECKBOXLIST CONTROLS............. 156 THE DROPDOWNLIST
CONTROL ...................................... 158 THE HYPERLINK CONTROL
............................................ 158 THE IMAGE
CONTROL................................................... 159 THE LABEL
CONTROL.................................................... 159 THE
LISTBOX CONTROL................................................. 159 THE
PANEL CONTROL ................................................... 160
THE RADIOBUTTON AND RADIOBUTTONLIST CONTROLS...... 161 CONTENTS IX 12.
WORKING WITH FORMS........................163
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................
164 ADDING NEW
FORMS............................................................... 164
THE STARTUP FORM
................................................................. 164
CREATING
FORMS...................................................................
165 HIDING AND SHOWING FORMS
.................................................. 166 CONTROLLING FORM
PROPERTIES ................................................. 169 CONTROL
THE WINDOW POSITION ............................................... 170
MDI FORMS
...........................................................................
171 CREATING AN MDI APPLICATION
............................................... 172 CREATING THE MENU
SYSTEM...................................... 173 MENU EVENT
PROCEDURES.......................................... 174 13. WORKING
WITH DIALOGS .....................177
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................
178 THE MESSAGEBOX
CLASS....................................................... 178 WHICH
BUTTON WAS PRESSED? ................................... 179 THE INPUTBOX
FUNCTION......................................................... 180
MISSING OPTIONAL PARAMETERS................................... 181
STANDARD DIALOGS
................................................................ 181 THE
COLORDIALOG
CONTROL...................................................... 182 THE
FONTDIALOG
CONTROL....................................................... 183 THE
OPENFILEDIALOG CONTROL................................................
184 THE SAVEFILEDIALOG
CONTROL................................................ 187 THE
PAGESETUPDIALOG CONTROL ............................................ 188
THE PRINTDIALOG CONTROL
...................................................... 189 14. MOUSE
AND KEYBOARD EVENTS..........191
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................
192 KEYBOARD
EVENTS.................................................................
192 MONITORING KEYBOARD EVENTS ................................... 193
THE MODIFIER KEYS ...................................................
194 MOUSE EVENTS
.....................................................................
196 MOUSEDOWN, MOUSEUP AND MOUSEMOVE........................... 196 THE
MOUSEEVENTARGS CLASS................................... 197 MOUSEENTER
AND MOUSELEAVE............................................ 200 DRAGGING
AND DROPPING ....................................................... 200
STARTING TO DRAG.......................................................
201
DROPPING.................................................................
202 15. DATABASES AND SQL ...........................205
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................
206 X ESSENTIAL VISUAL BASIC .NET FAST THE BOOK
DATABASE.............................................................
206 WHAT IS
SQL?......................................................................
207 READING
RECORDS..................................................................
207 THE ORDER BY CLAUSE .......................................... 208
THE WHERE CLAUSE................................................ 209
MODIFYING
RECORDS................................................................
209 DELETING
RECORDS..................................................................
210 ADDING
RECORDS....................................................................
210 ONE TO MANY
.......................................................................
210 16. THE DATA FORM WIZARD .................... 213 INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................
214 WHAT DOES THE WIZARD
DO?.................................................. 214 THE DATA FORM
WIZARD........................................................ 214 17.
DATAREADER AND DATASET ............... 223 INTRODUCTION
.........................................................................
224 READING THE BOOK
DATABASE................................................ 224 CONNECTING
TO THE DATABASE................................................ 225 SQL
STATEMENTS
.................................................................. 226
ERROR
CHECKING.....................................................................
228 THE DATASET
CLASS............................................................... 230
USING THE DATASET
CLASS...................................................... 230
CONNECTING TO THE
DATABASE................................................ 231 READING
FROM THE DATABASE................................................. 232
USING THE DATASET
CLASS...................................................... 232 THE
COMPLETED APPLICATION..................................................
234 18. INDEX .................................................. 237
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