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1 Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 CHAPTER 5 Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures
2 Objectives Write programs for devices other than a personal computer Understand the use of handheld technology Write handheld applications for a Personal Digital Assistant Use the Panel object Place RadioButton objects in applications Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 2
3 Objectives Display a message box Make decisions using If Then statements Make decisions using If Then Else statements Make decisions using nested If statements Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 3
4 Objectives Make decisions using logical operators Make decisions using Case statements Insert code snippets Test input to ensure a value is numeric Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 4
5 Chapter Project Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 5
6 Pervasive Devices Visual Studio has a built-in emulator that displays a working Pocket PC Pervasive devices have become important in many business venues Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 6
7 Create a Smart Device Application With Visual Studio 2005 open, click the New Project button on the Standard toolbar and then, if necessary, click the plus sign next to Smart Device in the Project types pane on the left side of the New Project dialog box Click Pocket PC 2003 under Smart Device in the Project types list. In the Templates pane, click Device Application Change the Name of the Smart Device application from DeviceApplication1 to WoodCabinetEstimate. Click the OK button Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 7
8 Create a Smart Device Application Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 8
9 Placing Objects on the PocketPC Form Object Many of the same objects used in a Windows application can be placed on the PocketPC Form object You cannot resize the Form object The PocketPC Form object can be named in the same manner as a Windows Form object using the (Name) property in the Properties window Change the Text property of the PocketPC Form object from Form1 to Estimate in the same manner used for the Windows Form object Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 9
10 Placing Objects on the PocketPC Form Object Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 10
11 Using the Panel Object If necessary, open the Device Containers category of the Toolbox by clicking the plus sign next to the category name. Drag the Panel.NET component in the Device Containers category of the Toolbox over the PocketPC Form object to the approximate location where you want to place the Panel object When the mouse pointer is in the correct location, release the left mouse button. Increase the size of the Panel object to the approximate size shown in Figure 5-13 by dragging the lower-right sizing handle With the Panel object selected, scroll in the Properties window to the (Name) property. Double-click in the right column of the (Name) property and then enter the name pnlwoodtype Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 11
12 Using the Panel Object Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 12
13 Adding the RadioButton Objects Drag and drop one RadioButton object from the Toolbox onto the PocketPC Form object inside the Panel object. Drag a second RadioButton object from the Toolbox onto the PocketPC Form object using blue snap lines to align and separate the RadioButton objects vertically Release the left mouse button to place the RadioButton object on the PocketPC Form object within the Panel object. Using the same technique, add a third RadioButton object Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 13
14 Adding the RadioButton Objects Name the RadioButton objects by selecting a RadioButton object, double-clicking in the right column of the (Name) property in the Properties window, and entering the name. The names for the radio buttons, from top to bottom, should be radpine, radoak, and radcherry Change the Text property for each RadioButton by double-clicking in the right column of the Text property and typing Pine for the first RadioButton, Oak for the second RadioButton and Cherry for the third RadioButton Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 14
15 Adding the RadioButton Objects Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 15
16 Windows Application Container Objects Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 16
17 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 17
18 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 18
19 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 19
20 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 20
21 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 21
22 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 22
23 Displaying a Message Box In the code editing window, inside the event handler you are coding, press CTRL+SPACEBAR. IntelliSense displays the allowable entries. Type mes to select MessageBox in the IntelliSense list Type a period (. ) to insert the dot operator. IntelliSense displays a list of the allowable entries. Type s to select Show in the IntelliSense list Type the following text: ( You have been disconnected from the Internet, ISP, Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 23
24 Displaying a Message Box Scroll to the right until there is enough visible room for the remaining entries. Type a space and then select the MessageBoxButtons.RetryCancel argument by pressing the DOWN ARROW key on the keyboard four times Type a comma. Then, to select the MessageBoxIcon.Warning argument, press the DOWN ARROW key nine times (or click the argument in the IntelliSense list) Type a right parenthesis and then press the ENTER key Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 24
25 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 25
26 Displaying a Message Box Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 26
27 Making Decisions with Conditional Statements: Using an If Then Statement A decision structure is one of the three fundamental control structures used in computer programming When a condition is tested in a Visual Basic program, the condition either is true or false Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 27
28 Relational Operators Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 28
29 Relational Operators With the insertion point located in the correct location within the code you are writing, type if on your keyboard and then press the SPACEBAR Press CTRL+SPACEBAR to invoke IntelliSense. Type inta to select the variable named intage in the IntelliSense list. Then, type >=21 as the condition to be tested. Press the ENTER key On the blank line, enter the statement that should be executed when the condition is true. To place the message, You are old enough to vote in the Text property of the lblvotingeligibility Label object, insert the code shown in Figure 5-41 on page 316. Remember to use IntelliSense to reference the lblvotingeligibility Label object Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 29
30 Relational Operators Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 30
31 Comparing Strings A string value comparison compares each character in two strings, starting with the first character in each string Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 31
32 Comparing Different Data Types Every type of data available in Visual Basic can be compared Different numeric types can be compared to each other A single string character can be compared to a Char data type Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 32
33 Using the If Then Else Statement Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 33
34 Using the If Then ElseIf Statement Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 34
35 Nested If Statements Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 35
36 Nested If Statements Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 36
37 Matching If, Else, and End If Entries If statements must be fully contained within the outer If statement Place the correct statements with the correct If and Else statements within the nested If statement This illustration shows incorrect logic Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 37
38 Testing the Status of a RadioButton Object in Code Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 38
39 Block-Level Scope Scope is defined by where the variable is declared within a program Within an event handler, an If Then Else statement is considered a block of code Variables can be declared within a block of code The variable can be referenced only within the block of code where it is declared Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 39
40 Using Logical Operators When more than one condition is included in an If...Then...Else statement, the conditions are called a compound condition Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 40
41 Using the And Logical Operator Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 41
42 Using the Or Logical Operator Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 42
43 Using the Not Logical Operator Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 43
44 Other Logical Operators Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 44
45 Order of Operations for Logical Operators Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 45
46 Select Case Statement In some programming applications, different operations can occur based upon the value in a single field Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 46
47 Select Case Statement Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 47
48 Select Case Test Expressions Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 48
49 Using Relational Operators in a Select Case Statement Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 49
50 Using Ranges in Select Case Statements Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 50
51 Selecting Which Decision Structure to Use You might be faced with determining if you should use the Select Case statement or the If...Then...ElseIf statement to solve a problem Generally, the Select Case statement is most useful when more than two or three values must be tested for a given variable The If...Then...ElseIf statement is more flexible More than one variable can be used in the comparison Compound conditions with the And, Or, and Not logical operators can be used Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 51
52 Code Snippets Right-click the line in the code editing window where you want to insert the snippet Click Insert Snippet on the shortcut menu Double-click Common Code Patterns, which is a folder that contains commonly used code such as the If...Then...Else statement Double-click the Conditionals and Loops folder because an If...Then...Else statement is a conditional statement Double-click the If...Else...End If Statement code snippet Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 52
53 Code Snippets Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 53
54 Validating Data Developers should anticipate that users will enter invalid data Developers must write code that will prevent the invalid data from being used in the program to produce invalid output Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 54
55 Testing Input to Determine If the Value Is Numeric The Visual Basic IsNumeric function can check the input value to determine if the value can be converted into a numeric value such as an Integer or Decimal data type Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 55
56 Checking for a Positive Number Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 56
57 Deploying the Application With Visual Studio open and the program you want to run loaded, click the Start Debugging button on the Standard toolbar If necessary, select Pocket PC 2003 SE Emulator in the Device list. Click the Deploy button After the Wood Cabinet Estimate application loads and executes on the emulator device, type 15 in the Linear Feet text box Using your mouse, click the Oak radio button, and then click the Calculate button Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 57
58 Deploying the Application Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 58
59 Using the Input Panel When you use the emulator, you can enter data directly from the keyboard The Pocket PC has the input panel to enter data into applications You can use a stylus to select the characters from the input panel. When you press the stylus on a character in the input panel, the character is entered into the focused object on the form Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 59
60 Closing the Emulator When you are finished with the application, close the emulator by clicking the Close button (X) in the upper-right corner of the Pocket PC emulator It is critical that you click the No button Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 60
61 Summary Write programs for devices other than a personal computer Understand the use of handheld technology Write handheld applications for a Personal Digital Assistant Use the Panel object Place RadioButton objects in applications Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 61
62 Summary Display a message box Make decisions using If Then statements Make decisions using If Then Else statements Make decisions using nested If statements Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 62
63 Summary Make decisions using logical operators Make decisions using Case statements Insert code snippets Test input to ensure a value is numeric Chapter 5: Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures 63
64 Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 CHAPTER 5 COMPLETE Mobile Applications Using Decision Structures
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