Extensively revised for the latest Java (J2SE 5.0) release Deitel Java How to Program, 6/e now includes earlier coverage of Objects new and streamlined case studies and OPTIONAL GUI and graphics sections. Now available in a briefer version (ch. 1-10) called Small Java. SafariX version available.
CFlowchartEditor is an extension of CDiagramEditor. CDiagramEditor is a vector editor, with a CWnd-derived window (CDiagramEditor), a data container (CDiagramEntityContainer) holding the draw-Objects, undo stack and managing copy and paste, and Objects derived from CDiagramEntity representing Objects drawn on screen. CDiagramEditor lacks one feature (that is difficult to implement in both simple and general fashion) - links. Manually maintaining links in a - for example - flowchart or network topography map is unwieldy. Therefore, I ve created a reference implementation for one way of adding this functionality.
So you wanted to add a forms editor to your application? A dialog editor? Something that allows drawing of HTML <div>s? Here is a feature rich skeleton (!) to get you started. CDiagramEditor is a package that gives you a basic visual editor intended for vector Objects. Although perhaps not sufficient to create a CAD-application, you ll indeed be able to create a dialog editor. The editor itself is derived
So you wanted to add a forms editor to your application? A dialog editor? Something that allows drawing of HTML <div>s? Here is a feature rich skeleton (!) to get you started. CDiagramEditor is a package that gives you a basic visual editor intended for vector Objects. Although perhaps not sufficient to create a CAD-application, you ll indeed be able to create a dialog editor. The editor itself is derived
A rich edit control is a window in which the user can enter and edit text. The text can be assigned character and paragraph formatting, and can include embedded OLE Objects. Rich edit controls provide a programming interface for formatting text.
This manual describes the Call Library Function Node and the Code
Interface Node (CIN). The Call Library Function Node and the CIN are
the LabVIEW programming Objects you use to call compiled code from
text-based programming languages. This manual includes reference
information about libraries of functions, memory and file manipulation
routines, and diagnostic routines that you can use with calls to external
code.
