Software Application Development: A Visual C++, MFC, and STL Tutorial provides a detailed account of the software development process using Visual C++, MFC, and STL. It covers everything from the design to the implementation of all software modules, resulting in a demonstration application prototype which may be used to efficiently represent mathem

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Information

Publisher

Chapman and Hall/CRC

Year

2012

ISBN

9781466511019

Edition

Topic

Computer Science

Subtopic

Programming Games

Index

Computer Science

Front Cover
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Authors
Chapter 1 - Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
Chapter 2 - Initial Graphical User Interface
Chapter 3 - Constructing Blocks
Chapter 4 - Constructing Block Ports
Chapter 5 - Constructing Connections
Chapter 6 - Moving Blocks and Connections
Chapter 7 - Automatic Block Placement
Chapter 8 - Connection-Based Bend Points
Chapter 9 - Block Dialog Windows
Chapter 10 - Conversion of String Input to Double Data
Chapter 11 - Moving Multiple Items
Chapter 12 - Addition of a Tree View Control
Chapter 13 - Review of Menu and Toolbar-Based Functionality: Part I
Chapter 14 - Context Menu Extension
Chapter 15 - Setting Port Properties
Chapter 16 - Key-Based Item Movement
Chapter 17 - Reversing Block Direction
Chapter 18 - Model Validation
Chapter 19 - Non-Feedback-Based Signal Propagation
Chapter 20 - Graph Drawing
Chapter 21 - Block Operations
Chapter 22 - Preparation for Feedback-Based Signal Propagation
Chapter 23 - Feedback-Based Signal Propagation
Chapter 24 - Placing an Edit Box on a Toolbar
Chapter 25 - Serialization
Chapter 26 - Review of Menu and Toolbar-Based Functionality: Part II
Chapter 27 - Printing and Print Preview
Chapter 28 - Implementing a Scroll View
Chapter 29 - Edit Menu
Chapter 30 - Annotations
Chapter 31 - Tools Menu
Chapter 32 - Help Menu
Chapter 33 - Finalizing the Project
Chapter 34 - Conclusion
Appendix A: ControlEng: Win32 Console Application
Appendix B: Constructing Connections: An Exploration
Appendix C: NodeArcConnectivity: Win32 Console Application
Appendix D: Debugging: An Introduction
Appendix E: MatrixInversion: Win32 Console Application
Appendix F: Using DiagramEng
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