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Windows Programming with Microsoft C++
By Michael J. Young Published by Sybex (now Wiley) Pages: 834 ISBN: 0-7821-1147-5 |
Comments from Reviewers & Readers
"This concise, practical, no-nonsense guide will teach you everything you need to know to write programs for Windows using MS C/C++ 7.0 and the SDK. The book is a real C++ book and covers both object-oriented programming techniques and Microsoft's Foundation Classes. The example programs presented are provided on the companion disk--it is packed with over 250 source files. A well-designed and well-illustrated book." PC Techniques magazine, February/March, 1993
"Congratulations on your excellent book -- Windows Programming with Microsoft C++. This so far has been an excellent learning aid for C++. I have come across others, which have been OK, but this one is by far the best." Jasbinder Singh
Contents
Introduction
Part I: The Basics
Chapter 1: The Greetings Program: Writing in C++
Chapter 2: The Greetings Program: Using the Microsoft Foundation Classes
Chapter 3: The Greetings Program: Building and Debugging
Chapter 4: Enhancing the Greetings Program
Part II: Window I/O
Chapter 5: Displaying Text in a Window
Chapter 6: Reading the Keyboard and Mouse
Chapter 7: Scrolling the Window
Part III: Window Features
Chapter 8: Including Child Windows and Predefined Controls
Chapter 9: Designing and Managing Menus
Chapter 10: Creating Custom Dialog Boxes
Chapter 11: Writing Multiple Document Interface Applications
Part IV: Graphics
Chapter 12: Using Drawing Functions
Chapter 13: Using Bitmaps and Bit Operations
Part V: Saving, Printing, and Exchanging Data
Chapter 14: Reading and Writing to Files
Chapter 15: Printing
Chapter 16: Exchanging Data with Other Programs
Appendix: Additional Topics
