Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Step by Step
Michael Halvorson
- 出版商: MicroSoft
- 出版日期: 2002-01-01
- 定價: $1,400
- 售價: 2.1 折 $299
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 624
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 0735613745
- ISBN-13: 9780735613744
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相關分類:
.NET、Visual Basic
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商品描述
Description:
Graduate to the next generation of Visual Basic at your own pace with the proven Microsoft STEP BY STEP method.
This primer is the fast way for any developer who uses Microsoft® Visual Basic® to begin creating professional applications for the Microsoft .NET platform by unleashing all the power of the .NET-ready version of Visual Basic. Learn core programming skills by selecting just the chapters you need—with code, optimization tips, advice, and samples straight from the experts. Upgrade your Visual Basic 6 applications quickly using “Upgrade Notes” sidebars, a special upgrading index, and practical advice about the Visual Basic .NET Upgrade Wizard. Topics covered include:
• Writing your first program and working with Toolbox controls, menus, and dialog boxes
• Mastering programming fundamentals, including variables, decision structures, loops, and functions
• Using methods in the .NET Framework class libraries
• Debugging Visual Basic .NET programs
• Trapping errors using structured error handling
• Using modules and procedures
• Using collections and arrays to manage data
• Exploring text files and string processing
• Automating Microsoft Office applications and managing processes
• Deploying Visual Basic .NET applications
• Managing Windows® forms and adding graphics and animation effects
• Inheriting forms and creating base classes
• Writing custom code for printers
• Managing Access databases
• Creating database applications with ADO.NET
• Presenting data using the FlexGrid control
• Displaying HTML documents using Microsoft Internet Explorer
• Using Web Forms to build Internet interfaces
• Porting Visual Basic 6 Programs to Visual Basic .NET
• Finding more information
INCLUDED ON CD-ROM:
• Sample code in Visual Basic .NET
Table of Contents:
Finding Your Best Starting Point | xi |
Finding Your Best Starting Point in This Book xii / New Features in Visual Basic .NET xiii / Corrections, Comments, and Help xv / Visit the Microsoft Press World Wide Web Site xvi | |
About the CD-ROM and Practice Files | xvii |
System Requirements xvii / Installing the Practice Files on Your Computer xviii / Using the Practice Files xix / Uninstalling the Practice Files xxiv / Need Help with the Practice Files? xxiv | |
Conventions and Features in This Book | xxv |
PART 1 GETTING STARTED WITH MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC .NET | 1 |
CHAPTER 1 Opening and Running a Visual Basic .NET Program | 3 |
The Visual Studio .NET Development Environment 5 / The Visual Studio .NET Tools 10 / The Properties Window 16 / Moving and Resizing the Programming Tools 20 / Getting Help 26 / One Step Further: Exiting Visual Studio .NET 30 / Quick Reference 31 | |
CHAPTER 2 Writing Your First Program | 33 |
Lucky Seven: Your First Visual Basic Program 35 / Programming Steps 35 / Creating the User Interface 36 / Setting the Properties 43 / Writing the Code 49 / Running Visual Basic .NET Applications 57 / Building an Executable File 58 / One Step Further: Adding to a Program 61 / Quick Reference 62 | |
CHAPTER 3 Working with Toolbox Controls | 65 |
The Basic Use of Controls: The "Hello World" Program 66 / Using the DateTimePicker Control 72 / Controls for Gathering Input 80 / Using the LinkLabel Control 88 / One Step Further: Installing ActiveX Controls 92 / Quick Reference 95 | |
CHAPTER 4 Working with Menus and Dialog Boxes | 97 |
Adding Menus Using the MainMenu Control 98 / Adding Access Keys to Menu Commands 101 / Processing Menu Choices 104 / Using Dialog Box Controls 108 / Event Procedures That Manage Common Dialog Boxes 113 / One Step Further: Assigning Shortcut Keys to Menus 121 / Quick Reference 124 | |
PART 2 PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS | 125 |
CHAPTER 5 Visual Basic .NET Variables and Operators | 127 |
The Anatomy of a Visual Basic Program Statement 129 / Using Variables to Store Information 130 / Using Variables in a Program 132 / Using a Variable to Store Input 136 / Using a Variable for Output 139 / Working with Specific Data Types 142 / Working with Visual Basic Operators 150 / Working with Math Methods in the .NET Framework 159 / One Step Further: Using Parentheses in a Formula 163 / Quick Reference 164 | |
CHAPTER 6 Using Decision Structures | 165 |
Event-Driven Programming 166 / Using Conditional Expressions 168 / If.Then Decision Structures 169 / Select Case Decision Structures 180 / One Step Further: Detecting Mouse Events 186 / Quick Reference 188 | |
CHAPTER 7 Using Loops and Timers | 189 |
Writing For.Next Loops 190 / Writing Do Loops 200 / The Timer Control 206 / One Step Further: Using a Timer Object to Set a Time Limit 209 / Quick Reference 212 | |
CHAPTER 8 Debugging Visual Basic .NET Programs | 215 |
Finding and Correcting Errors 216 / Debugging 101: Using Break Mode 218 / Tracking Variables Using a Watch Window 224 / Using the Command Window 226 / One Step Further: Removing Breakpoints 228 / Quick Reference 229 | |
CHAPTER 9 Trapping Errors Using Structured Error Handling | 231 |
Processing Errors Using Try...Catch 233 / Writing a Disk Drive Error Handler 237 / More Complex Try...Catch Error Handlers 240 / Comparing Error Handlers to Defensive Programming Techniques 247 / One Step Further: The Exit Try Statement 248 / Quick Reference 250 | |
PART 3 MANAGING CORPORATE DATA | 253 |
CHAPTER 10 Using Modules and Procedures | 255 |
Working with Standard Modules 257 / Working with Public Variables 261 / Creating Procedures 266 / Writing Function Procedures 267 / Writing Sub Procedures 273 / One Step Further: Passing Arguments by Value and by Reference 280 / Quick Reference 282 | |
CHAPTER 11 Using Arrays and Collections to Manage Data | 285 |
Working with Arrays of Variables 287 / Preserving Array Contents Using ReDim Preserve 298 / Working with Object Collections 300Creating Your Own Collections 307 / One Step Further: Visual Basic for Applications Collections 311 / Quick Reference 313 | |
CHAPTER 12 Exploring Text Files and String Processing | 315 |
Displaying Text Files by Using a Text Box Object 316 / Creating a New Text File on Disk 324 / Processing Text Strings with Program Code 328 / Protecting Text with Encryption 339 / One Step Further: Using the Xor Operator 342 / Quick Reference 348 | |
CHAPTER 13 Automating Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes | 351 |
Programming Application Objects by Using Automation 352 / Automating Excel from Visual Basic 358 / One Step Further: Starting and Stopping Windows Applications Using the Process Component 366 / Quick Reference 370 | |
CHAPTER 14 Deploying Visual Basic .NET Applications | 371 |
Planning a Deployment 373 / Creating a Deployment Project 376 / Customizing Your Deployment Options 386 / Building a Deployment Project and Testing Setup 392 / One Step Further: Examining Setup Files and Uninstalling 396 / Quick Reference 400 | |
PART 4 ADVANCED USER INTERFACE DESIGN | 401 |
CHAPTER 15 Managing Windows Forms | 403 |
Adding New Forms to a Program 405 / Working with Multiple Forms 406 / Positioning Forms on the Windows Desktop 413 / Adding Controls to a Form at Runtime 419 / Organizing Controls on a Form 422 / One Step Further: Specifying the Startup Object 425 / Quick Reference 428 | |
CHAPTER 16 Adding Graphics and Animation Effects | 431 |
Adding Artwork Using the System.Drawing Namespace 433 / Adding Animation to Your Programs 437 / Expanding and Shrinking Objects While a Program Is Running 444 / One Step Further: Changing Form Transparency 446 / Quick Reference 448 | |
CHAPTER 17 Inheriting Forms and Creating Base Classes | 449 |
Inheriting a Form Using the Inheritance Picker 450 / Creating Your Own Base Classes 455 / One Step Further: Inheriting a Base Class 463 / Quick Reference 466 | |
CHAPTER 18 Working with Printers | 469 |
Using the PrintDocument Class 470 / Printing Multipage Text Files 479 / One Step Further: Adding Print Preview and Page Setup Dialog Boxes 486 / Quick Reference 492 | |
PART 5 DATABASE PROGRAMMING | 495 |
CHAPTER 19 Getting Started with ADO.NET | 497 |
Database Programming with ADO.NET 498 / Using Bound Controls to Display Database Information on a Form 511 / Creating Navigation Controls 515 / One Step Further: Displaying the Current Record Position 518 / Quick Reference 521 | |
CHAPTER 20 Data Presentation Using the DataGrid Control | 523 |
Using DataGrid to Display Database Records 524 / Formatting DataGrid Cells 533 / One Step Further: Updating the Original Database 535 / Quick Reference 538 | |
PART 6 INTERNET PROGRAMMING | 539 |
CHAPTER 21 Displaying HTML Documents Using Internet Explorer | 541 |
Getting Started with the Internet Explorer Object 542 / Displaying HTML Documents 547 / One Step Further: Responding to Internet Explorer Events 551 / Quick Reference 554 | |
CHAPTER 22 Using Web Forms to Build Interactive Web Applications | 555 |
Inside ASP.NET 556 / Getting Started with a Web Application 560 / Using the Web Forms Designer 566 / Adding Web Forms Controls to a Web Application 569 / One Step Further: Creating a Link to Another Web Page 575 / Quick Reference 579 | |
PART 7 APPENDIXES | 581 |
APPENDIX A Upgrading Visual Basic 6 Programs to Visual Basic .NET | 583 |
Assessing Visual Basic 6 Programs for Compatibility 584 / Running the Visual Basic Upgrade Wizard 587 | |
APPENDIX B Where to Go for More Information | 595 |
Visual Basic .NET Web Sites 596 / Books for Visual Basic .NET Programming 597 | |
UPGRADING INDEX | 599 |
INDEX | 603 |