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Visual C++ MFC Programming by Example by John Swanke Recommended |
| ISBN: 0 87930 544 4 Publisher: R&D Publications Pages: 593pp & CD Price: $49-95 |
| Categories: beginner's c++ MS Windows |
| Reviewed by Jon Lacey in C Vu 12-5 (Sep 2000) |
CObject,
CWnd, CCmdTarget) and how an MFC application communicates with
the use of messages. The last part of section one looks at the various
aspects of drawing inside a window.Section two is by far the largest of the sections and has the majority of the code and examples and shows the use of menus, toolbars, dialogue boxes and control windows. The third section shows how to include messaging, files, lists and cutting and pasting into your applications. The last section explains how to package software into DLLs and resource libraries rather than stand alone code.
The ubiquitous companion CD contains a working Visual C++ v5.0 project for each example in the book and a Sample Wizard utility which the author informs us will help us add the examples in the book directly into our applications. All in all a nicely laid out book that includes various examples that are useful in teaching the beginner how to use the power of the Microsoft Foundation Classes.
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