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- Getting started
- Tutorial application
- Tutorial steps
- Files in the tutorial
- Typefaces and icons used in this book
- Where to find more information
- Adding a window class
- Adding a response table
- Event-handling functions
- Encapsulated API calls
- Overriding the CanClose function
- Using TDrawWindow as the main window
- Where to find more information
- Constructing a device context
- Printing in the device context
- Clearing the window
- Where to find more information
- Adding new events
- Adding a TClientDC pointer
- Initializing DragDC
- Cleaning up after DragDC
- Where to find more information
- Adding a pen
- Initializing the pen
- Selecting the pen into DragDC
- Changing the pen size
- Constructing an input dialog box
- Executing an input dialog box
- Calling SetPenSize
- Cleaning up after Pen
- Where to find more information
- Repainting the window
- Storing the drawing
- TPoints
- TPointsIterator
- Using the array classes
- Paint function
- Menu commands
- Adding event identifiers
- Adding menu resources
- Adding response table entries
- Adding event handlers
- Implementing the event handlers
- Where to find more information
- Changes to TDrawWindow
- FileData
- IsDirty
- IsNewFile
- Improving CanClose
- CmFileSave function
- CmFileOpen function
- CmFileSaveAs function
- Opening and saving drawings
- OpenFile function
- SaveFile function
- CmAbout function
- Where to find more information
- TLine class
- TLines array
- Insertion and extraction of TLine objects
- Insertion operator <<
- Extraction operator >>
- Extending TDrawWindow
- Paint function
- Where to find more information
- Changes to the TLine class
- Pen access functions
- Draw function
- Insertion and extraction operators
- Changes to the TDrawWindow class
- CmPenColor function
- Where to find more information
- Changing the main window
- Creating the status bar
- Creating the control bar
- Constructing TControlBar
- Building button gadgets
- Separator gadgets
- Inserting gadgets into the control bar
- Inserting objects into a decorated frame
- Where to find more information
- Understanding the MDI model
- Adding the MDI header files
- Changing the resource script file
- Replacing the frame window header file
- Adding the MDI client and child header files
- Changing the frame window
- Creating the MDI window classes
- Creating the MDI child window class
- Declaring the TDrawMDIChild class
- Creating the TDrawMDIChild functions
- Creating the TDrawMDIChild constructor
- Initializing data members
- Initializing file information data members
- Creating the MDI client window class
- TMDIClient functionality
- Data members in TDrawMDIClient
- Adding response functions
- CmFileNew
- CmFileOpen
- GetFileData
- Overriding InitChild
- Where to find more information
- Organizing the application source
- Doc/View model
- TDrawDocument class
- Creating and destroying TDrawDocument
- Storing line data
- Implementing TDocument virtual functions
- Opening and closing a drawing
- Saving and discarding changes
- Accessing the document's data
- TDrawView class
- TDrawView data members
- Creating the TDrawView class
- Naming the class
- Protected functions
- Event handling in TDrawView
- Defining document templates
- Supporting Doc/View in the application
- InitMainWindow function
- InitInstance function
- Adding functions to TDrawApp
- CmAbout function
- EvDropFiles function
- EvNewView function
- EvCloseView function
- Where to find more information
- Supporting MDI in the application
- Changing to a decorated MDI frame
- Changing the hint mode
- Setting the main window's menu
- Setting the document manager
- InitInstance function
- Opening a new view
- Modifying drag and drop
- Closing a view
- Changes to TDrawDocument and TDrawView
- Defining new events
- Changes to TDrawDocument
- Property functions
- New functions in TDrawDocument
- Changes to TDrawView
- New functions in TDrawView
- TDrawListView
- Creating the TDrawListView class
- Naming the class
- Overriding TView and TWindow virtual functions
- Loading and formatting data
- Event handling in TDrawListView
- Where to find more information
- How OLE works
- What is a container?
- Implementing OLE in ObjectWindows: ObjectComponents
- Adding OLE class header files
- Registering the application for OLE
- Creating the registration table
- Creating a class factory
- Creating a registrar object
- Creating an application dictionary
- Changes to TDrawApp
- Changing the class declaration
- Changing the class functionality
- Creating an OLE MDI frame
- Setting the OLE MDI frame's application connector
- Adding a tool bar identifier
- Changes to the Doc/View classes
- Changing document registration
- Changing TDrawDocument to handle embedded OLE objects
- Changing TDrawDocument's base class to TOleDocument
- Constructing and destroying TDrawDocument
- Removing the IsOpen function
- Reading and writing embedded OLE objects
- Changing TDrawView to handle embedded OLE objects
- Modifying the TDrawView declaration
- Changing TDrawView's base class to TOleView
- Removing DragDC
- Constructing and destroying TDrawView
- Modifying the Paint function
- Selecting OLE objects
- Where to find more information
- Converting your application object
- Changing the header files
- Changing the application's registration table
- Changing the application constructor
- Hiding a server's main window
- Identifying the module
- Creating new views
- Changing the About dialog box's parent window
- Modifying OwlMain
- Changes to your Doc/View classes
- Changing header files
- Changing the document registration table
- Program identifier and description
- Making the application insertable
- Setting the server's menu items
- Specifying Clipboard formats
- Changing the view notification functions
- Adding new members to TDrawView
- Adding a control bar
- Cutting and copying data
- Handling ObjectComponents events
- Removing calls from the Paint and mouse action functions
- Changing the application class
- Including the automation and Step 16 header files
- Add the /automation command-line switch to the application registration table
- Declaring and implementing member functions that can be exposed as properties and
methods
- Exposing properties and methods to other applications
- Declaring properties and methods
- Defining properties and methods
- Changing the document class
- Including the automation and Step 16 header files
- Update the document registration table
- Declaring and implementing member functions that can be exposed as properties and
methods
- Updating the constructor and destructor of the document class
- Exposing properties and methods to other applications
- Declaring properties and methods
- Defining properties and methods
- Changing the line class
- Adding new data members
- Updating the constructor
- Adding new member functions
- DrawSelection
- UpdateBound
- UpdatePosition
- Invalidate
- Changing the document class
- Saving individual lines
- Opening individual lines
- Updating line boundaries when a document is opened
- Changing the view class
- Adding new data members
- Naming the Clipboard format
- Adding the Select, Cut, Copy, and Pen commands
- Implementing the Select function
- Implementing the PaintLink function
- Implementing or enhancing OLE message handlers
- EvOcViewClipData
- EvOcViewGetItemName
- EvOcViewSetLink
- EvOcViewPartsize
- EvLButtonDown
- Adding a TOleLinkView class
- Adding non-OLE enhancements to the drawing application
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