TY  - BOOK
AU  - Horton,Ivor
TI  - Ivor Horton's beginning Visual C++ 2012
T2  - Wrox beginning guides
SN  - 9781118983997
AV  - QA76.73.C153 H679 2012eb
U1  - 005.133 23
PY  - 2012///
CY  - Hoboken, N.J., Chichester
PB  - Wiley, John Wiley [distributor]
KW  - Microsoft Visual C++
KW  - blmlsh
KW  - fast
KW  - C++ (Computer program language)
KW  - C++ (Langage de programmation)
KW  - COMPUTERS
KW  - Programming Languages
KW  - C#
KW  - bisacsh
KW  - Java
KW  - Pascal
N1  - Machine generated contents note; ch. 1; Programming With Visual C++ --; Learning with Visual C++ --; Writing C++ Applications --; Learning Desktop Applications Programming --; Learning C++ --; Console Applications --; Windows Programming Concepts --; What Is the Integrated Development Environment? --; Editor --; Compiler --; Linker --; Libraries --; Using the IDE --; Toolbar Options --; Dockable Toolbars --; Documentation --; Projects and Solutions --; Defining a Project --; Debug and Release Versions of Your Program --; Executing the Program --; Dealing with Errors --; Setting Options in Visual C++ --; Creating and Executing Windows Applications --; Creating an MFC Application --; Building and Executing the MFC Application --; Summary --; ch. 2; Data, Variables, and Calculations --; Structure of a C++ Program --; Program Comments --; #include Directive -- Header Files --; Namespaces and the Using Declaration --; main() Function --; Program Statements --; Whitespace --; Statement Blocks --; Automatically Generated Console Programs --; Precompiled Header Files --; Main Function Names --; Defining Variables --; Naming Variables --; Keywords in C++ --; Declaring Variables --; Initial Values for Variables --; Fundamental Data Types --; Integer Variables --; Character Data Types --; Integer Type Modifiers --; Boolean Type --; Floating-Point Types --; Fundamental Types in C++ --; Literals --; Defining Synonyms for Data Types --; Basic Input/Output Operations --; Input from the Keyboard --; Output to the Command Line --; Formatting the Output --; Escape Sequences --; Calculating in C++ --; Assignment Statement --; Arithmetic Operations --; const Modifier --; Constant Expressions --; Program Input --; Calculating the Result --; Displaying the Result --; Calculating a Remainder --; Modifying a Variable --; Increment and Decrement Operators --; Sequence of Calculation --; Operator Precedence --; Type Conversion and Casting --; Type Conversion in Assignments --; Explicit Type Conversion --; Old-Style Casts --; auto Keyword --; Discovering Types --; Bitwise Operators --; Bitwise AND --; Bitwise OR --; Bitwise Exclusive OR --; Bitwise NOT --; Bitwise Shift Operators --; Introducing Lvalues and Rvalues --; Understanding Storage Duration and Scope --; Automatic Variables --; Positioning Variable Declarations --; Global Variables --; Static Variables --; Variables with Specific Sets of Values --; Old Enumerations --; Type-Safe Enumerations --; Namespaces --; Declaring a Namespace --; Multiple Namespaces --; Summary --; ch. 3; Decisions and Loops --; Comparing Values --; if Statement --; Nested if Statements --; Extended if Statement --; Nested if-else Statements --; Logical Operators and Expressions --; Logical AND --; Logical OR --; Logical NOT --; Conditional Operator --; switch Statement --; Unconditional Branching --; Repeating a Block of Statements --; What Is a Loop? --; Variations on the for Loop --; Using the continue Statement --; Floating-Point Loop Counters --; while Loop --; do-while Loop --; Range-Based for Loop --; Nested Loops --; Summary --; ch. 4; Arrays, Strings, and Pointers --; Handling Multiple Data Values of the Same Type --; Arrays --; Declaring Arrays --; Initializing Arrays --; Using the Range-Based for Loop --; Character Arrays and String Handling --; String Input --; Using the Range-Based for Loop with Strings --; Multidimensional Arrays --; Initializing Multidimensional Arrays --; Indirect Data Access --; What Is a Pointer? --; Declaring Pointers --; Address-Of Operator --; Using Pointers --; Indirection Operator --; Why Use Pointers? --; Initializing Pointers --; Pointers to char --; sizeof Operator --; Constant Pointers and Pointers to Constants --; Pointers and Arrays --; Pointer Arithmetic --; Using Pointers with Multidimensional Arrays --; Pointer Notation with Multidimensional Arrays --; Dynamic Memory Allocation --; Free Store, Alias the Heap --; new and delete Operators --; Allocating Memory Dynamically for Arrays --; Dynamic Allocation of Multidimensional Arrays --; Using References --; What Is a Reference? --; Declaring and Initializing Lvalue References --; Using References in a Range-Based for Loop --; Rvalue References --; Library Functions for Strings --; Finding the Length of a Null-Terminated String --; Joining Null-Terminated Strings --; Copying Null-Terminated Strings --; Comparing Null-Terminated Strings --; Searching Null-Terminated Strings --; Summary --; ch. 5; Introducing Structure Into Your Programs --; Understanding Functions --; Why Do You Need Functions? --; Structure of a Function --; Function Header --; Function Body --; return Statement --; Alternative Function Syntax --; Using a Function --; Function Prototypes --; Passing Arguments to a Function --; Pass-by-Value Mechanism --; Pointers as Arguments to a Function --; Passing Arrays to a Function --; Passing Multidimensional Arrays to a Function --; References as Arguments to a Function --; Use of the const Modifier --; Rvalue Reference Parameters --; Arguments to main() --; Accepting a Variable Number of Function Arguments --; Returning Values from a Function --; Returning a Pointer --; Cast-iron Rule for Returning Addresses --; Returning a Reference --; Teflon-Coated Rule: Returning References --; Static Variables in a Function --; Recursive Function Calls --; Using Recursion --; Summary --; ch. 6; More About Program Structure --; Pointers to Functions --; Declaring Pointers to Functions --; Pointer to a Function as an Argument --; Arrays of Pointers to Functions --; Initializing Function Parameters --; Exceptions --; Throwing Exceptions --; Catching Exceptions --; Rethrowing Exceptions --; Exception Handling in the MFC --; Handling Memory Allocation Errors --; Function Overloading --; What Is Function Overloading? --; Reference Types and Overload Selection --; When to Overload Functions --; Function Templates --; Using a Function Template --; Using the decltype Operator --; Example Using Functions --; Implementing a Calculator --; Analyzing the Problem --; Eliminating Blanks from a String --; How the Function Functions --; Evaluating an Expression --; How the Function Functions --; Getting the Value of a Term --; How the Function Functions --; Analyzing a Number --; How the Function Functions --; Putting the Program Together --; How the Function Functions --; Extending the Program --; How the Function Functions --; Extracting a Substring --; How the Function Functions --; Running the Modified Program --; Summary --; ch. 7; Defining Your Own Data Types --; struct in C++ --; What Is a struct? --; Defining a struct --; Initializing a struct --; Accessing the Members of a struct --; IntelliSense Assistance with Structures --; struct RECT --; Using Pointers with a struct --; Accessing Structure Members through a Pointer --; Indirect Member Selection Operator --; Types, Objects, Classes, and Instances --; First Class --; Operations on Classes --; Terminology --; Understanding Classes --; Defining a Class --; Access Control in a Class --; Declaring Objects of a Class --; Accessing the Data Members of a Class --; Member Functions of a Class --; Positioning a Member Function Definition --; Inline Functions --; Class Constructors --; What Is a Constructor? --; Default Constructor --; Default Parameter Values --; Using an Initialization List in a Constructor --; Making a Constructor Explicit --; Private Members of a Class --; Accessing private Class Members --; friend Functions of a Class --; Placing friend Function Definitions Inside the Class --; Default Copy Constructor --; Pointer this --; const Objects --; const Member Functions of a Class --; Member Function Definitions Outside the Class --; Arrays of Objects --; Static Members of a Class --; Static Data Members --; Static Function Members of a Class --; Pointers and References to Objects --; Pointers to Objects --; References to Class Objects --; Implementing a Copy Constructor --; Summary --; ch. 8; More on Classes --; Class Destructors --; What Is a Destructor? --; Default Destructor --; Destructors and Dynamic Memory Allocation --; Implementing a Copy Constructor --; Sharing Memory Between Variables --; Defining Unions --; Anonymous Unions --; Unions in Classes and Structures --; Operator Overloading --; Implementing an Overloaded Operator --; Implementing Full Support for Comparison Operators --; Overloading the Assignment Operator --; Fixing the Problem --; Overloading the Addition Operator --; Overloading the Increment and Decrement Operators --; Overloading the Function Call Operator --; Object Copying Problem --; Avoiding Unnecessary Copy Operations --; Applying Rvalue Reference Parameters --; Named Objects are Lvalues --; Default Class Members --; Class Templates --; Defining a Class Template --; Template Member Functions --; Creating Objects from a Class Template --; Class Templates with Multiple Parameters --; Templates for Function Objects --; Perfect Forwarding --; Using Classes --; Idea of a Class Interface --; Defining the Problem --; Implementing the CBox Class --; Comparing CBox Objects --; Combining CBox Objects --; Analyzing CBox Objects --; Organizing Your Program Code --; Naming Program Files --; Library Classes for Strings --; Creating String Objects --; Concatenating Strings --; Accessing and Modifying Strings --; Comparing Strings --; Searching Strings --; Summary --; ch. 9; Class Inheritance and Virtual Functions --; Object-Oriented Programming Basics --; Inheritance in Classes --; What Is a Base Class? --; Deriving Classes from a Base Class --; Access Control Under Inheritance; Note continued; Constructor Operation in a Derived Class --; Declaring Protected Class Members --; Access Level of Inherited Class Members --; Copy Constructor in a Derived Class --; Preventing Class Derivation --; Class Members as Friends --; Friend Classes --; Limitations on Class Friendship --; Virtual Functions --; What Is a Virtual Function? --; Ensuring Correct Virtual Function Operation --; Preventing Function Overriding --; Using Pointers to Class Objects --; Using References with Virtual Functions --; Incomplete Class Declaration --; Pure Virtual Functions --; Abstract Classes --; Indirect Base Classes --; Virtual Destructors --; Casting Between Class Types --; Nested Classes --; Summary --; ch. 10; Standard Template Library --; What Is the Standard Template Library? --; Containers --; Allocators --; Comparators --; Container Adapters --; Iterators --; Iterator Categories --; SCARY Iterators --; std::begin() and std::end() Functions --; Smart Pointers --; Using unique_ptr Objects --; Using shared_ptr Objects --; Accessing the Raw Pointer in a Smart Pointer --; Casting SmartPointers --; Algorithms --; Function Objects in the STL --; Function Adapters --; Range of STL Containers --; Sequence Containers --; Creating Vector Containers --; Capacity and Size of a Vector Container --; Accessing the Elements in a Vector --; Inserting and Deleting Elements in a Vector --; Insert Operations --; Emplace Operations --; Erase Operations --; Swap and Assign Operations --; Storing Class Objects in a Vector --; Sorting Vector Elements --; Storing Pointers in a Vector --; Array Containers --; Double-Ended Queue Containers --; Using List Containers --; Adding Elements to a List --; Accessing Elements in a List --; Sorting List Elements --; Other Operations on Lists --; Using forward_list Containers --; Using Other Sequence Containers --; Queue Containers --; Priority Queue Containers --; Stack Containers --; tuple Class Template --; Associative Containers --; Using Map Containers --; Storing Objects --; Accessing Objects --; Other Map Operations --; Using a Multimap Container --; More on Iterators --; Using Input Stream Iterators --; Using Inserter Iterators --; Using Output Stream Iterators --; More on Function Objects --; More on Algorithms --; Type Traits and Static Assertions --; Lambda Expressions --; Capture Clause --; Capturing Specific Variables --; Templates and Lambda Expressions --; Naming a Lambda Expression --; Summary --; ch. 11; Windows Programming Concepts --; Windows Programming Basics --; Elements of a Window --; Windows Programs and the Operating System --; Event-Driven Programs --; Windows Messages --; Windows API --; Windows Data Types --; Notation in Windows Programs --; Structure of a Windows Program --; WinMain() Function --; Specifying a Program Window --; Creating a Program Window --; Initializing the Program Window --; Dealing with Windows Messages --; Complete WinMain() Function --; How It Works --; Processing Windows Messages --; WindowProc() Function --; Decoding a Windows Message --; Ending the Program --; Complete WindowProc() Function --; How It Works --; Microsoft Foundation Classes --; MFC Notation --; How an MFC Program Is Structured --; Summary --; ch. 12; Windows Programming With the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) --; MFC Document/View Concept --; What Is a Document? --; Document Interfaces --; What Is a View? --; Linking a Document and Its Views --; Document Templates --; Document Template Classes --; Your Application and MFC --; Creating MFC Applications --; Creating an SDI Application --; MFC Application Wizard Output --; Viewing Project Files --; Viewing Classes --; Class Definitions --; Creating an Executable Module --; Running the Program --; How the Program Works --; Creating an MDI Application --; Running the Program --; Summary --; ch. 13; Working With Menus And Toolbars --; Communicating with Windows --; Understanding Message Maps --; Message Handler Definitions --; Message Categories --; Handling Messages in Your Program --; How Command Messages Are Processed --; Extending the Sketcher Program --; Elements of a Menu --; Creating and Editing Menu Resources --; Adding a Menu Item to the Menu Bar --; Adding Items to the Element Menu --; Modifying Existing Menu Items --; Completing the Menu --; Adding Menu Message Handlers --; Choosing a Class to Handle Menu Messages --; Creating Menu Message Handlers --; Implementing Menu Message Handlers --; Adding Members to Store Color and Element Mode --; Defining Element and Color Types --; Initializing the Color and Element Type Members --; Implementing Menu Command Message Handlers --; Running the Extended Example --; Adding Menu Update Message Handlers --; Coding a Command Update Handler --; Exercising the Update Handlers --; Adding Toolbar Buttons --; Editing Toolbar Button Properties --; Exercising the Toolbar Buttons --; Adding Tooltips --; Summary --; ch. 14; Drawing in a Window --; Basics of Drawing in a Window --; Window Client Area --; Windows Graphical Device Interface --; Working with a Device Context --; Mapping Modes --; MFC Drawing Mechanism --; View Class in Your Application --; OnDraw() Member Function --; CDC Class --; Displaying Graphics --; Drawing in Color --; Drawing Graphics in Practice --; Programming for the Mouse --; Messages from the Mouse --; Wm_Lbuttondown --; Wm_Mousemove --; Wm_Lbuttonup --; Mouse Message Handlers --; Drawing Using the Mouse --; Getting the Client Area Redrawn --; Defining Element Classes --; CElement Class --; CLine Class --; CRectangle Class --; CCircle Class --; CCurve Class --; Completing the Mouse Message Handlers --; Drawing a Sketch --; Running the Example --; Capturing Mouse Messages --; Summary --; ch. 15; Improving The View --; Sketcher Limitations --; Improving the View --; Updating Multiple Views --; Scrolling Views --; Logical Coordinates and Client Coordinates --; Dealing with Client Coordinates --; Using MM_LOENGLISH Mapping Mode --; Deleting and Moving Elements --; Implementing a Context Menu --; Associating a Menu with a Class --; Checking Context Menu Items --; Identifying an Element under the Cursor --; Exercising the Context Menus --; Highlighting Elements --; Drawing Highlighted Elements --; Exercising the Highlights --; Implementing Move and Delete --; Deleting an Element --; Moving an Element --; Updating Other Views --; Getting the Elements to Move Themselves --; Dropping the Element --; Exercising the Application --; Dealing with Masked Elements --; Summary --; ch. 16; Working With Dialogs and Controls --; Understanding Dialogs --; Understanding Controls --; Creating a Dialog Resource --; Adding Controls to a Dialog --; Testing the Dialog --; Programming for a Dialog --; Adding a Dialog Class --; Modal and Modeless Dialogs --; Displaying a Dialog --; Displaying the Dialog --; Code to Close the Dialog --; Supporting the Dialog Controls --; Initializing Dialog Controls --; Handling Radio Button Messages --; Completing Dialog Operations --; Adding Pen Widths to the Document --; Adding Pen Widths to the Elements --; Creating Elements in the View --; Exercising the Dialog --; Using a Spin Button Control --; Adding a Scale Menu Item and Toolbar Button --; Creating the Spin Button --; Controls' Tab Sequence --; Generating the Scale Dialog Class --; Dialog Data Exchange and Validation --; Initializing the Dialog --; Displaying the Spin Button --; Using the Scale Factor --; Scalable Mapping Modes --; Setting the Document Size --; Setting the Mapping Mode --; Implementing Scrolling with Scaling --; Setting Up the Scrollbars --; Working with Status Bars --; Adding a Status Bar to a Frame --; Creating Status Bar Panes --; Updating the Status Bar --; CString Class --; Using an Edit Box Control --; Creating an Edit Box Resource --; Creating the Dialog Class --; Adding the Text Menu Item --; Defining a Text Element --; Implementing the CText Class --; CText Constructor --; Creating a Text Element --; Drawing a CText Object --; Moving a CText Object --; Summary --; ch. 17; Storing and Printing Documents --; Understanding Serialization --; Serializing a Document --; Serialization in the Document Class Definition --; Serialization in the Document Class Implementation --; Serialize() Function --; CArchive Class --; Functionality of CObject-Based Classes --; Macros that Add Serialization to a Class --; How Serialization Works --; How to Implement Serialization for a Class --; Applying Serialization --; Recording Document Changes --; Serializing the Document --; Serializing the Element Classes --; Serialize() Functions for the Element Classes --; Exercising Serialization --; Printing a Document --; Printing Process --; CPrintInfo Class --; Implementing Multipage Printing --; Getting the Overall Document Size --; Storing Print Data --; Preparing to Print --; Cleaning Up after Printing --; Preparing the Device Context --; Printing the Document --; Getting a Printout of the Document --; Summary --; ch. 18; Programming Windows 8 Apps --; Understanding Windows 8 Apps --; Developing Windows 8 Apps --; Windows Runtime Concepts --; WinRT Namespaces --; WinRT Objects --; C++ Component Extensions (C++/CX) --; C++/CX Namespaces --; Defining WinRT Class Types --; Variables of Ref Class Types --; Accessing Members of a Ref Class Object --; Event Handler Functions --; Casting Ref Class References --; extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) --; XAML Elements --; UI Elements in XAML --; Attached Properties --; Parents and Children --; Control Elements --; Layout Elements --; Handling Events for UI Elements --; Creating a Windows 8 App; Note continued; Application Files --; Defining the User Interface --; Creating the Title --; Adding Game Controls --; Creating a Grid to Contain the Cards --; Defining a Card --; Creating a Card --; Adding Event Handling --; Creating All the Cards --; Implementing Game Operations --; Defining the Card Class --; Adding Data Members to the MainPage Class --; Adding Function Members --; Initialize the MainPage Object --; Initializing the Card Pack --; Setting Up the Child Elements of cardGrid --; Initializing the Game --; Shuffling the Cards --; Highlighting the UI Cards --; Handling Card Back Events --; Handling Shape Events --; Recognizing a Win --; Handling Game Control Button Events --; Scaling UI Elements --; Transitions --; Application Startup Transitions --; Storyboard Animations --; Summary
N2  - The only book to teach C++ programming with Microsoft Visual Studio! There's a reason why Ivor Horton's Beginning Visual C++ books dominate the marketplace. Ivor Horton has a loyal following who love his winning approach to teaching programming languages, and in this fully updated new edition, he repeats his successful formula. Offering a comprehensive introduction to both the standard C++ language and to Visual C++, he offers step-by-step programming exercises, examples, and solutions to deftly guide novice programmers through the ins and outs of C++ development. Introduces novice programmers
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