Murach's C++ 2008
How to code and test a Windows Forms application
This chapter shows you how to write the C++ code for the Windows form that was designed in chapter 2. This chapter also gets you started with practical debugging techniques. When you finish this chapter, you'll be able to use Visual Studio to (1) design a form, (2) write the C++ code for the form, and (3) debug the form.
To see how well this book works, you can download
this chapter and try it out for yourself.
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Introduction to object-oriented programming |
58 |
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How to refer to properties, methods,
and events |
60 |
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How an application responds to events |
62 |
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How to create an event handler
for the
default event of a form or control |
64 |
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How to delete an event handler |
64 |
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The event handlers for the Invoice Total
form |
66 |
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How to code with a readable style |
68 |
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How to code comments |
70 |
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How to work with the Text Editor toolbar |
72 |
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How to collapse or expand blocks
of code |
72 |
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How to get help information |
74 |
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How to run a project |
76 |
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How to detect and correct syntax errors |
78 |
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How to test a project |
80 |
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How to debug runtime errors |
82 |
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