... Author Charles Petzold Charles Petzold (www.charlespetzold.com) is a full-time freelance writer who has been programming for MicrosoftWindows since 1985 and writing about Windowsprogramming ... Data Petzold, Charles, 1953- ProgrammingMicrosoftWindows with C# / Charles Petzold. p. cm. Includes index. ISBN 0-7356-1370-2 1. C# (Computer program language) 2. MicrosoftWindows ... PEN WIDTHS 228 PAGE TRANSFORMS 231 ProgrammingMicrosoftWindows with C# Charles Petzold PUBLISHED BY Microsoft Press A Division of Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, Washington...
... AgendaAgendaIntroduction Windows Forms Introduction Windows Forms How to handle events in Windows Forms How to handle events in Windows Forms Adding controls to forms (design-time)Adding controls to forms (design-time)Dynamically ... (a.k.a. What is WindowsForms (a.k.a. WinForms)?WinForms)? Windows Forms is part of the .NET Windows Forms is part of the .NET frameworkframeworkcore classes in System .Windows. Forms core classes ... standards.may benefit from the standards. WindowsForms Application Windows Forms Application StructureStructureA WindowsForms application has three piecesA WindowsForms application has three piecesthe...
... BOOKaffectionately known as Windows Forms. WindowsForms applications are programsthat are executed by the Windows operating system, and that employ the user inter-face features familiar to Windows desktop ... will take a quick look at the followingaspects of WindowsForms programming: ã The Form class: creating a blank form.ã Program execution: how the Microsoft .NET Framework executes a program.ã ... a container. This figure shows the complete set of WindowsForms classes derived from the System.ComponentModel.Component class. WINDOWSFORMS OVERVIEW xxxiis represented by the StatusBarPanel...
... common functionality required by WindowsForms applications. This figure shows the com-plete set of WindowsForms classes derived from the System .Windows. Forms. Common-Dialog class.Common ... first WindowsForms program pro-duces this skeleton form. We'll build on this program throughout the rest of this chapter. xx ABOUT THIS BOOKaffectionately known as Windows Forms. Windows ... default. We will see how to create a Windows- based application using the /target switch in chapter 5. 3CHAPTER 1Getting started with Windows Forms 1.1 Programming in C# 41.2 Adding controls...
... this.pbxPhoto.Anchor = (((System .Windows. Forms. AnchorStyles.Top | System .Windows. Forms. AnchorStyles.Bottom) | System .Windows. Forms. AnchorStyles.Left) | System .Windows. Forms. AnchorStyles.Right);SET ... System.Reflection.AssemblyVersion("1.3")]namespace MyNamespace{ using System; using System.Drawing; using System .Windows. Forms; public class MyForm : System .Windows. Forms. Form { Button btnLoad; PictureBox pboxPhoto; public MyForm() ... </summary>cThe WindowsForms Designer requires this field in order to ensure that componentsare properly managed on the form at run time, and specifically for components thatare not also Windows Forms...
... IDisposable interface and is the basis for mostclasses in the System .Windows. Forms namespace, most objects in the Windows Forms namespace provide a Dispose method for just this purpose.Let’s ... component that appears as a panel within a StatusBar con-trol. This class is part of the System .Windows. Forms namespace, and inherits from the Sys-tem.ComponentModel.Component class. A panel must ... Object methods will come in useful in future chapters. Since they arefound in every object, WindowsForms controls make use of these methods wheneveran object must be compared with another object...
... environments from Microsoft distinguished among the dif-ferent types of windows an application may display. In MFC, for example, there is onehierarchy (CFrameWnd) for framed windows such as MDI windows ... although the actual windows arequite different.Also of note are the PageSetupDialog and PaintDialog classes. These common dialogs are used when printing from WindowsForms ap-plications, ... Open-FileDialog and SaveFileDialog classes used in this chapter can beconfigured directly in the WindowsForms Designer window. They areavailable in the Toolbox window, and can be dragged onto the...
... this.btnOK = new System .Windows. Forms. Button (); this.btnCancel = new System .Windows. Forms. Button (); this.label1 = new System .Windows. Forms. Label (); this.label2 = new System .Windows. Forms. Label (); ... this.Controls.AddRange(new System .Windows. Forms. Control[] { this.txtCaption, this.lblImage, this.label2, this.label1, this.btnCancel, this.btnOK}); this.FormBorderStyle = System .Windows. Forms. FormBorderStyle.FixedDialog; ... = new System .Windows. Forms. Label (); this.lblImage = new System .Windows. Forms. Label (); this.txtCaption = new System .Windows. Forms. TextBox ();ã Next the nondefault properties are set for each...
... 33910.5 Owner-drawn lists 34310.6 Recap 352This chapter continues our discussion of the WindowsForms controls available in the.NET Framework. The controls we saw in chapter 9 each presented ... controls added to the Formclass in previous chapters. this.panel1.Controls.AddRange(new System .Windows. Forms. Control[] { this.txtPhotographer, this.txtDate, this.txtCaption, this.txtPhotoFile, ... that displays a text string or image within a form. This class is part of the of the System .Windows. Forms namespace, and inherits from the Control class. A Label object can be assigned a tab...