Visual C++.NET技术内幕：英文版

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作　者：	（美）George Shepherd，（美）David Kruglinski著
出版社：	机械工业出版社
丛编项：	微软 NET经典原版系列
标　签：	VC++.NET

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ISBN：	9787111112099	出版时间：	2003-01-01	包装：	平装
开本：	24cm	页数：	1038	字数：

内容简介

　　深入讲解传统的Windows核心切能和现代的.NET程序设计本书是业内最为经典的Visual C++程序设计教程的最新版．完整介绍了如何使用Visual C++.NET和Microsoft.NET框架创建.NET应用程序。除了深人阐述语言语法、编程工具和API以及Visual C++．NET的新功能之外本书还提供了大量专家建议和省时省力的编程技巧。本书涵盖的主题包括：基础Windows与VisuaI C++， MFC精髓与MFC应用向导 Visual C++．NET向导，Windows消息映射，传统的GDI涵数、字体和位图，对话框，通用控件和Microsoft ActiveX控件MicrosofT Win32核心内存管理，Windows消息处理和多线程编程 MFC文档-视图架构菜单、快捷键、 Rich Edit控件、属性表。工具栏和状态栏，可重用窗口基类，将文档与视图分离。读写文档——SDI和MDI程序。打印和打印预览，拆分式窗口和多视图，上下文相关帮助动态链接库，不带文档或视图类的MFC COM、自动化、ActiveX与OLE 自动化和IDispatch，使用剪贴板和OLE拖放进行数据传输，ATL，ActiveX控件，OLEDB模板 Internet编程TCP/IP、Winsock、WinlNet、DHTML、ATL Server ．NET及其他 .NET平台，.NET与托管C++的互操作，使用托管C++进行Windows Forms GDI+和.NET Web Services开发，微软ADO．NET

作者简介

　　除了为Syncfusion公司编写.NET开发工具之外，George Shepherd还在DevelopMentor公司教授课程。他是本书多个版本的合著者，也是名著《MFC Internals》的第一作者。他还是《MSDN Magazine》的特邀编辑。David Kruglinski是Microsoft Visual C++开发小组最早的成员。在完成本书第四版之后，他于1997年4月死于滑翔机事故。

图书目录

Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Windows, Visual C++ .NEL and Application Framework Fundamentals 1 Windows and Visual C++ .NET The Windows Programming Model Visual C++ .NET Components 2 The Microsoft Foundation Class Library Application Framework Why Use This Application Framework？ What's an Application Framework？ MFC Library Message Mapping PartII MFC Essentials 3 Getting Started with the MFC Application Wizard What's a View？ MFC Library Application Types MFC Library User Interfaces Ex03a：The "Do-Nothing" Application The CEx03aViewView Class Drawing Inside the View Window：The Windows GDl A Preview of the Resource Editors Win32 Debug Target vs. Win32 Release Target Understanding Precompiled Headers Two Ways to Run a Program 4 Visual C++ .NET Wizards Wizard Types How Wizards Work Creating a Wizard Creating a Wizard for Developing Web Applications Using Managed C++ 5 Windows Message Mapping Getting User Input：Message Map Functions Using Windows Mapping Modes Creating a Scrolling View Window Using Other Windows Messages 6 Classic GDI Functions, Fonts, and Bitmaps The Device Context Classes GDl Objects Fonts The Ex06a Example The Ex06b Example The Ex06c Example；Cscroll View Revisited Bitmaps DIBs and the CDib Class Going Further with DIBs Putting Bitmaps on Pushhuttons 7 Dialog Boxes Modal vs. Modeless Dialog Boxes Resources and Controls Programming a Modal Dialog Box The Ex07a Example：The Dialog Box That Ate Cincinnati Enhancing the Ex07a Application Identifying Controls；CWnd Pointers and Control IDs Setting the Dialog Box Background Color or a Control Color Adding Dialog Controls at Run Time Using Other Control Features Windows Common Dialog Boxes Programming a Modeless Dialog Box 8 Common Controls Standard Common Controls The Ex08a Example：Standard Common Controls Advanced Common Controls The Ex08b Example：Advanced Common Controls 9 Using ActiveX Contlols ActiveX Controls vs. Ordinary Windows Controls lnstalling ActiveX Controls The Calendar Control ActiveX Control Container Programming The Ex09a ExampIe f An ActiveX Control Dialog Container ActiveX Controls in HTML Files Creating ActiveX Controls at Run Time The Ex09b Example：The Web Browser ActiveX Control Picture Properties Bindable Properties Change Notifications 10 Win32 Core Memory Management Processes and Memory Space How Virtual Memory Works The tulAlloc Function；Committed and Reserved Memory The Windows Heap and the GlobalAlIoc Function FamiIy The SmaIl-Block Heap, the C++ new and deleta Operators, and --heapmin Memory-Mapped FiIes Accessing Resources Tips for Managing Dynamic Memory Optimizing Storage for Constant Data 11 Windows Message Plocessing and Multi-Threaded Programming Windows Message Processing On-Idle Processing Multi-Threaded Programming Part III MFC's Document-View Architecture 12 Menus, Keyboald Accelerators. the Rich Edit Control,and Property Sheets The Main Frame Window and Document Classes Windows Menus Keyboard Accelerators Command Processing The Application Framework's Built-in Menu Commands MFC Text Editing Options The Ex12a Example Property Sheets The Ex12a Example Revisited The CMenu Class Creating Floating Shortcut Menus Extended Command Processing 13 Toolbars and Status Bars Control Bars and the Application Framework Toolbars ToolTips Locating the Main Frame Window The Ex13a Example；Using Toolbars Status Bars The Ex13b Example；Using Status Bars Rebars The Ex13c Example；Using Rehars 14 A Reusable Frame Window Base Class Why Reusable Base Classes Are Difficult to Write The CPersistentFrame Class The CFrameWDd::ActivateFrame Member Function The PreCreateWindow Member Function The Windows Registry Using the CString Class The Position of a Maximized Window Control Bar Status and the Registry Static Data Memhers The Default Window RectangIe The Ex14a Example；Using a Persistent Frame Window Class Persistent Frames in MDl Applications 15 Separating the Document frwe Its View Document-View Interaction Functions The SimpIest Document-View Application The CFotmVirw Class The CObject CIass Diagnostic Dumping The Ex15a ExampleL：A Simple Document-View lnteraction A More Advanced Document-View Interaction The CDocument::DeleteContents Function The CObList ColIection CIass The Ex15b Example：A Multi-View SDl Application TWo Exercises for the Reader 16 Reading and Writing Documents What ls Serialization？ The SDI Application The Ex16a Example；SDl with Serialization Windows Explorer Launch and Drag and Drop MDl Support The Ex16b Examplet An MDl Application MTI Support 17 Printing and Plint Preview Windows-Based Printing Print Preview Programming for the Printer The Ex17a Example ：A WYSlWYG Print Program Template ColIection Classes Revisited：The CArray Class The Ex17b Example：A Multi-Page Print Program 18 Splitter Windows and Multiple Views The Splitter Window View Options Dynamic and Static Splitter Windows The Ex18a Example：A Single View Class SDI Dynamic Splitter The Ex18b Example：A Double View Class SDl Static Splitter The Ex18c Example：Switching View Classes Without a Splitter The Ex18d Example：A Multiple View Class MDI Application 19 Context-Sensitive Help WinHelp vs. HTML Help The Windows WinHeIp Program The Application Framework and WinHelp A Help Example with No Programming Required Help Command Processing Example Ex19b：Help Command Processing MFC and HTML Help Example Ex19c：HTML Help 20 Dynamic-Link Libraries DLL Fundamentals MFC DLLs：Extension vs. Regular A Custom Control DLL 21 MFC Proglams Without Document or View Classes The Ex21a Example：A Dialog Box-Based Application The Ex21b Example：An SDI Application The Ex21c Example：An MDl Application Part IV C0M, Automation, ActiveX, and 0LE 22 The Component Object Model ActiveX Technology What Is COM？ The Ex22a Examplet Simulated COM Real COM with the MFC Library The Ex22b Example：An MFC COM ln-Process Component The Ex22c Exampfe：An MFC COM Client Containment vs. Aggregation vs. Inheritance 23 Automation Creating C++ Components for VBA Automation Clients and Components Automation lnterfaces Automation Programming Choices An MFC Automation Component An MFC Automation Client Program An Automation Client Program That Uses the Compiler's#import Directive The VARlANTType The COteVariant Class VBA EarIy Binding 24 Uniform Data Tlansfer：Clipboald Transter and OLE Drag and Drop The IDBtaObject Interface The FORMATETC and STGMEDIUM Structures MFC UDT Support The MFC CRectTracker Class The Ex24a Examplet A Data Object Clipboard MFC Drag and Drop The Ex24b ExampIe f OLE Drag and Drop 25 lntloducing the Active Template Library Revisiting COM Writing COM Code The COM lnfrastructure An ATL Roadmap Client-side ATL Programming Server-Side ATL Programming Attrihuted Programming 26 ATL and ActiveX Controls What Are ActiveX Controls？ Usina ATL to Write an ActiveX Control Creating an Attributed Control 27 The OLE DB remplates Why OLE DB？ The Basic OLE DB Architecture The Basic OLE DB Template Architecture Gre8ting an OLE DB Consumer Cre8ting an OLE DB Provider Attributed OLE DB Programming Part V Proglamming for the Internet 28 Internet Essentials An Intemet Primer Building an Intranet Winsock Programming BuiIding a Web Server Using CHttBtockingSocket BuiIding a Web CIient Using CHttBtockingSocket WinInet BuiIding a Web Client Using the MFC Winlnet Classes Asynchronous Moniker Files 29 Introducing Dynamic HTML The DHTML Object Model Visual C++ .NET and DHTML The Ex29a Example：MFC and DHTML The Ex29b Example：DHTML and MFC The Ex29c Example：ATL and DHTML For More Information 30 ATL Server IIS ISAPl Server Extensions Enter ATL Server The Ex30a Example：An ATL Server Web Site Part VI .NET and Beyond 31 Miclosoft .NET Windows Component Technology The Common Language Runtime 32 Managed C++ The Common Language Runtime Is Your Friend Why Use C++？ Managed C++ Extensions Visual C++ .NET and the Managed Extensions The Ex32a Example ：A Managed C++ DLL Assembly Making the Assembly Usable The Ex32b Example ：A Managed CIient Executable Adding Managed Extension Support 33 Programming Windows Forms Using Manaed C++ Windows Forms What's Missing from Windows Forms 34 Plogramming ASP.NET Using Managed C++ The lnternet as a Development Plafform The Evolution of ASP.NET The RoIe of IIS ASP.NET's Compilation Model The Page Class The HTTP Pipeline Web Services 35 Ploqramming ADO.NET Using Managed C++ Managed Providers Working with the Providers ADO.NET Datasets A Message Map Functions in the MFC Liblary B MFC Library Runtime Class ldentification and Dynamic Object Creation Index