Microsoft Visual Basic .Net Deluxe Learning Edition Version 2003 (微軟 Visual Basic .Net 豪華學習版 2003 版)
Michael Halvorson, Microsoft Corporation Corporation
- 出版商: MicroSoft
- 出版日期: 2003-05-10
- 定價: $3,960
- 售價: 5.0 折 $1,980
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 688
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 0735619069
- ISBN-13: 9780735619067
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相關分類:
.NET、Visual Basic
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Description:
Step-by-step instruction—plus Visual Basic .NET 2003 Standard software—all in one box!
Everything you need to start developing powerful applications and services for Microsoft .NET is right here in a single, economical package. This DELUXE LEARNING EDITION contains Visual Basic .NET Version 2003 Standard software, along with Microsoft’s popular Step by Step tutorial. Work at your own pace through the book’s easy-to-follow lessons and hands-on exercises. And then apply your new expertise to full Visual Basic .NET software—not a simulation or trial version. It’s the ideal combination of tools and tutelage for Visual Basic .NET Version 2003.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments | xi |
Introduction | xiii |
PART 1 GETTING STARTED WITH MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC .NET 2003 | |
CHAPTER 1 Opening and Running a Visual Basic .NET 2003 Program | 3 |
The Visual Studio .NET Development Environment | 5 |
The Visual Studio .NET Tools | 10 |
The Windows Forms Designer | 12 |
Running a Visual Basic Program | 14 |
The Properties Window | 16 |
Moving and Resizing the Programming Tools | 20 |
Moving and Resizing Tool Windows in Visual Studio | 21 |
Docking a Tool in Visual Studio | 23 |
Hiding a Tool in Visual Studio | 25 |
Getting Help | 27 |
One Step Further: Exiting Visual Studio .NET | 30 |
CHAPTER 2 Writing Your First Program | 33 |
Lucky Seven: Your First Visual Basic .NET Program | 34 |
Programming Steps | 35 |
Creating the User Interface | 35 |
Setting the Properties | 42 |
The Picture Box Properties | 47 |
Writing the Code | 49 |
A Look at the Button1_Click Procedure | 54 |
Running Visual Basic .NET Applications | 56 |
Building an Executable File | 58 |
One Step Further: Adding to a Program | 60 |
CHAPTER 3 Working with Toolbox Controls | 63 |
The Basic Use of Controls: The "Hello World" Program | 64 |
Using the DateTimePicker Control | 70 |
The Birthday Program | 70 |
Controls for Gathering Input | 77 |
The Input Controls Demo | 80 |
Looking at the Input Controls Program Code | 83 |
Using the LinkLabel Control | 86 |
One Step Further: Installing ActiveX Controls | 91 |
The Microsoft Chart Control | 91 |
CHAPTER 4 Working with Menus and Dialog Boxes | 95 |
Adding Menus Using the MainMenu Control | 96 |
Adding Access Keys to Menu Commands | 98 |
Processing Menu Choices | 101 |
Using Dialog Box Controls | 106 |
Changing the Object Names for Items on the File Menu | 109 |
Disabling a Menu Command | 110 |
Event Procedures That Manage Common Dialog Boxes | 111 |
One Step Further: Assigning Shortcut Keys to Menus | 118 |
PART 2 PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS | |
CHAPTER 5 Visual Basic .NET Variables and Operators | 125 |
The Anatomy of a Visual Basic Program Statement | 127 |
Using Variables to Store Information | 127 |
Setting Aside Space for Variables: The Dim Statement | 128 |
Using Variables in a Program | 129 |
Using a Variable to Store Input | 133 |
Using a Variable for Output | 136 |
Working with Specific Data Types | 138 |
Constants: Variables That Don't Change | 144 |
Working with Visual Basic Operators | 146 |
Basic Math: The +, -, *, and / Operators | 146 |
Using Advanced Operators: \, Mod, ^, and & | 150 |
Working with Math Methods in the .NET Framework | 155 |
Operator Precedence | 157 |
One Step Further: Using Parentheses in a Formula | 158 |
CHAPTER 6 Using Decision Structures | 161 |
Event-Driven Programming | 162 |
Using Conditional Expressions | 164 |
If.Then Decision Structures | 165 |
Testing Several Conditions in an If...Then Decision Structure | 165 |
Using Logical Operators in Conditional Expressions | 170 |
Short-Circuiting by Using AndAlso and OrElse | 172 |
Select Case Decision Structures | 174 |
Using Comparison Operators with a Select Case Structure | 176 |
One Step Further: Detecting Mouse Events | 180 |
CHAPTER 7 Using Loops and Timers | 185 |
Writing For.Next Loops | 186 |
Displaying a Counter Variable in a TextBox Control | 187 |
Creating Complex For.Next Loops | 190 |
Opening Files Using a Counter That Has Greater Scope | 193 |
Writing Do Loops | 196 |
Avoiding an Endless Loop | 197 |
The Timer Control | 201 |
Creating a Digital Clock Using a Timer Control | 201 |
One Step Further: Using a Timer Object to Set a Time Limit | 204 |
CHAPTER 8 Debugging Visual Basic .NET Programs | 209 |
Finding and Correcting Errors | 210 |
Three Types of Errors | 210 |
Identifying Logic Errors | 212 |
Debugging 101: Using Break Mode | 212 |
Tracking Variables by Using a Watch Window | 218 |
Using the Command Window | 220 |
Switching to Command Mode in the Command Window | 222 |
One Step Further: Removing Breakpoints | 223 |
CHAPTER 9 Trapping Errors Using Structured Error Handling | 225 |
Processing Errors Using Try...Catch | 226 |
When to Use Error Handlers | 227 |
Setting the Trap: The Try...Catch Statement | 228 |
Path and Disk Drive Errors | 228 |
Writing a Disk Drive Error Handler | 231 |
Using the Finally Clause to Perform Cleanup Tasks | 232 |
More Complex Try...Catch Error Handlers | 234 |
The Err Object | 234 |
Specifying a Retry Period | 238 |
Using Nested Try...Catch Blocks | 241 |
Comparing Error Handlers with Defensive Programming Techniques | 241 |
One Step Further: The Exit Try Statement | 242 |
PART 3 MANAGING CORPORATE DATA | |
CHAPTER 10 Using Modules and Procedures | 249 |
Working with Standard Modules | 251 |
Creating a Standard Module | 251 |
Working with Public Variables | 254 |
Creating Procedures | 259 |
Writing Function Procedures | 260 |
Function Syntax | 260 |
Calling a Function Procedure | 262 |
Using a Function to Perform a Calculation | 262 |
Writing Sub Procedures | 266 |
Sub Procedure Syntax | 266 |
Calling a Sub Procedure | 267 |
Using a Sub Procedure to Manage Input | 268 |
One Step Further: Passing Arguments by Value and by Reference | 273 |
Which to Use: ByVal or ByRef? | 274 |
CHAPTER 11 Using Arrays and Collections to Manage Data | 277 |
Working with Arrays of Variables | 278 |
Creating an Array | 279 |
Declaring a Fixed-Size Array | 280 |
Working with Array Elements | 281 |
Creating a Fixed-Size Array to Hold Temperatures | 282 |
Creating a Dynamic Array | 286 |
Preserving Array Contents by Using ReDim Preserve | 289 |
Working with Object Collections | 291 |
Referencing Objects in a Collection | 292 |
Writing For Each...Next Loops | 292 |
Experimenting with Objects in the Controls Collection | 293 |
Using the Name Property in a For Each...Next Loop | 296 |
Creating Your Own Collections | 298 |
One Step Further: Visual Basic for Applications Collections | 302 |
CHAPTER 12 Exploring Text Files and String Processing | 307 |
Displaying Text Files by Using a Text Box Object | 308 |
Opening a Text File for Input | 309 |
The FileOpen Function | 309 |
Creating a New Text File on Disk | 315 |
Processing Text Strings with Program Code | 319 |
Processing Strings by Using Methods and Keywords | 319 |
Sorting Text | 321 |
Working with ASCII Codes | 322 |
Sorting Strings in a Text Box | 323 |
Protecting Text with Encryption | 329 |
One Step Further: Using the Xor Operator | 333 |
Examining the Encryption Code | 335 |
CHAPTER 13 Automating Microsoft Office Applications and Managing Processes | 341 |
Programming Application Objects by Using Automation | 342 |
Using Automation in Visual Basic | 343 |
The Visual Studio Object Browser | 344 |
Automating Excel from Visual Basic | 348 |
One Step Further: Starting and Stopping Windows Applications by Using the Process Component | 356 |
CHAPTER 14 Deploying Visual Basic .NET Applications | 361 |
Planning a Deployment | 362 |
Different Ways to Deploy an Application | 364 |
Creating a Deployment Project | 365 |
Customizing Your Deployment Options | 375 |
Building a Deployment Project and Testing Setup | 381 |
One Step Further: Examining Setup Files and Uninstalling | 386 |
PART 4 ADVANCED USER INTERFACE DESIGN | |
CHAPTER 15 Managing Windows Forms | 393 |
Adding New Forms to a Program | 394 |
How Forms Are Used | 395 |
Working with Multiple Forms | 396 |
Positioning Forms on the Windows Desktop | 403 |
Minimizing, Maximizing, and Restoring Windows | 408 |
Adding Controls to a Form at Runtime | 409 |
Organizing Controls on a Form | 412 |
One Step Further: Specifying the Startup Object | 415 |
CHAPTER 16 Adding Graphics and Animation Effects | 421 |
Adding Artwork by Using the System.Drawing Namespace | 422 |
Using a Form's Coordinate System | 423 |
The System.Drawing.Graphics Class | 424 |
Using the Form's Paint Event | 425 |
Adding Animation to Your Programs | 427 |
Moving Objects on the Form | 428 |
The Location Property | 429 |
Creating Animation by Using a Timer Object | 430 |
Expanding and Shrinking Objects While a Program Is Running | 434 |
One Step Further: Changing Form Transparency | 436 |
CHAPTER 17 Inheriting Forms and Creating Base Classes | 439 |
Inheriting a Form by Using the Inheritance Picker | 440 |
Creating Your Own Base Classes | 445 |
Adding a New Class to Your Project | 446 |
One Step Further: Inheriting a Base Class | 453 |
CHAPTER 18 Working with Printers | 459 |
Using the PrintDocument Class | 460 |
Printing Text from a Text Box Object | 465 |
Printing Multipage Text Files | 469 |
One Step Further: Adding Print Preview and Page Setup Dialog Boxes | 476 |
PART 5 DATABASE PROGRAMMING | |
CHAPTER 19 Getting Started with ADO.NET | 487 |
Database Programming with ADO.NET | 488 |
Database Terminology | 489 |
Working with an Access Database | 490 |
Creating a Data Adapter | 494 |
Working with Datasets | 499 |
Using Bound Controls to Display Database Information on a Form | 501 |
Creating Navigation Controls | 505 |
One Step Further: Displaying the Current Record Position | 509 |
CHAPTER 20 Data Presentation Using the DataGrid Control | 513 |
Using DataGrid to Display Database Records | 514 |
Formatting DataGrid Cells | 523 |
One Step Further: Updating the Original Database | 525 |
PART 6 INTERNET PROGRAMMING | |
CHAPTER 21 Displaying HTML Documents Using Internet Explorer | 531 |
Getting Started with the Internet Explorer Object | 532 |
Adding the Microsoft Internet Controls Reference to Your Application | 533 |
Investigating the Internet Explorer Object Model | 534 |
Displaying HTML Documents | 537 |
One Step Further: Responding to Internet Explorer Events | 541 |
CHAPTER 22 Using Web Forms to Build Interactive Web Applications | 545 |
Inside ASP.NET | 546 |
Web Forms vs. Windows Forms | 547 |
HTML Controls | 548 |
Web Forms Controls | 549 |
Getting Started with a Web Application | 550 |
Installing the Software for ASP.NET Programming | 550 |
Using the Web Forms Designer | 556 |
Adding Web Forms Controls to a Web Application | 559 |
Writing Event Procedures for Web Forms Controls | 561 |
One Step Further: Creating a Link to Another Web Page | 565 |
PART 7 APPENDIXES | |
APPENDIX A Upgrading Visual Basic 6 Programs to Visual Basic .NET 2003 | 573 |
Assessing Visual Basic 6 Programs for Compatibility | 574 |
Problematic Issues | 575 |
Internet Resources for Migration | 576 |
Upgrade Steps | 577 |
Running the Visual Basic Upgrade Wizard | 577 |
APPENDIX B Where to Go for More Information | 587 |
Visual Basic .NET Web Sites | 587 |
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/ | 588 |
http://www.devx.com/ | 588 |
http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/ | 588 |
http://www.microsoft.com/traincert/ | 588 |
http://communities2.microsoft.com/home/ | 589 |
Books for Visual Basic .NET Programming | 589 |
Visual Basic .NET Programming | 589 |
Web Programming with ASP .NET | 590 |
Database Programming with ADO.NET | 590 |
Visual Basic for Applications Programming | 590 |
UPGRADING INDEX | 591 |
INDEX |
商品描述(中文翻譯)
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您所需的一切開發強大的 Microsoft .NET 應用程式和服務的工具都在這個經濟實惠的套裝中。這個豪華學習版包含了 Visual Basic .NET Version 2003 Standard 軟體,以及 Microsoft 受歡迎的逐步教程。按照書中易於遵循的課程和實作練習,以自己的步調學習。然後將您的新專業知識應用於完整的 Visual Basic .NET 軟體,而不是模擬或試用版。這是 Visual Basic .NET Version 2003 的理想工具和教材組合。
目錄:
致謝
xi
介紹
xiii
第一部分 開始使用 MICROSOFT VISUAL
BASIC .NET 2003
第一章 打開並運行 Visual Basic
.NET 2003 程式
3
Visual Studio .NET 開發環境
5
Visual Studio .NET 工具
10
Windows
Forms 設計工具
12
執行
Visual Basic 程式
14
屬性視窗
16
移動和調整程式設計工具
20
在 Visual Studio 中移動和調整工具視窗
21
在 Visual Studio 中停靠工具
23
在 Visual Studio 中隱藏工具
25
取得說明
27
更進一步:退出 Visual Studio .NET
30
第二章 撰寫您的第一個程式
33
幸運數字七:您的第一個 Visual
Basic .NET 程式
34
程式編寫步驟
35
建立使用者介面
35
設定屬性
42
圖片方塊屬性
47
編寫程式碼
49
Button1_Click 程序概覽