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1 Contents Modify the Project 30 Introduction to Print the Project Documentation 35 Visual Basic 1 Sample Printout 36 Writing Windows Applications The Form Image 36 The Code 37 with Visual Basic 2 The Form as Text 38 The Windows Graphical Finding and Fixing Errors 39 User Interface 2 Compile Errors 39 Programming Languages- Run-Time Errors 40 Procedural, Object Oriented, Logic Errors 40 and Event Driven 3 Project Debugging 41 The Object Model 3 Naming Rules and Conventions Versions of Visual Basic 4 for Objects 41 Writing Visual Basic Projects 4 Visual Basic Help 42 The Three-Step Process 4 The MSDN Viewer 43 Visual Basic Projects 5 Context-Sensitive Help 44 The Visual Basic Environment 6 The Form Window 6 The Project Explorer Window 6 The Properties Window 7 The Form Layout Window 7 More Controls 51 Introducing More Controls 52 The Main Visual Basic Window 7 Text Boxes 53 The Toolbar 7 Frames 53 The Form Location and Check Boxes 53 Size Information 8 Option Buttons 54 Help 8 Images 54 Design Time, Run Time, Setting a Border and Style 56 and Break Time 8 The Shape Control 56 The Toolbox 7 Writing Your First Visual The Line Control 57 Basic Project 8 Working with Multiple Set Up Your Visual Basic Controls 57 Workspace 9 Selecting Multiple Controls 57 Plan the Project 13 Deselecting a Group of Controls 58 Define the User Interface 13 Moving Controls as a Group 58 Set Properties 17 Setting Properties for Write Code 22 Multiple Controls 59 Visual Basic Code Statements 22 Aligning Controls 59 Code the Event Procedures for Hello World 24 Designing Your Applications Run the Project 26 for User Convenience 61 Save the Project 28 Designing the User Interface 61 Open the Project 30 Defining Keyboard Access Keys 62 xiii

2 xiv v I s u A L B A s I c Programming in Visual Basic Setting the Default and Cancel Counting 111 Properties of Command Buttons 63 Calculating an Average 112 Setting the Tab Order Programming Hints 118 for Controls 63 Setting the Form Location on the Screen 64 Creating ToolTips 65 4 Coding for the Controls 66 Decisions and ClearingTextBoxes and Labels 66 Resetting the Focus 66 Conditions 127 Setting the Value Property If Statements 128 of Option Buttons and Check Boxes 66 Flowcharting If Statements 130 Changing the Font Properties Conditions 130 of Controls 67 Comparing Numeric Variables Changing the Color of Text 68 and Constants 131 Changing Multiple Properties Comparing Strings 132 of a Control 68 Testingfor True or False 135 Concatenating Text 69 Comparing the Text Property Continuing Long Program Lines 69 of Text Boxes 135 Using the Default Property Comparing Uppercase and of a Control 70 Lowercase Characters 136 Programming Hints 77 Compound Conditions 136 Nested If Statements 137 Using If Statements with Option Buttons and Check Boxes A "Simple Sample" 141 Variables Constants Checkingthe Valueof an and Calculations 87 Option Button Group 142 Checking the Values of Multiple Data-Variables and Constants 88 Check Boxes 142 Data Types 89 Displaying Messages in Naming Rules 90 Message Boxes 143 Naming Conventions 90 Selecting the MsgBox Icon 144 Constants-Named and Displaying a Message String 144 Intrinsic 92 Declaring Variables 94 Input Validation 145 Scope of Variables 96 Checkingfor Numeric Values 145 Calculations 99 Checking for a Range of Values 146 Checking for a Required Field 146 Val Function 99 Performing Multiple Validations 147 Arithmetic Operations 100 Calling Event Procedures 147 Order of Operations 101 Debugging Visual Using Calculations in Code 102 Basic Projects 156 Formatting Data 102 Pausing Execution with the Break Button 156 A Calculation Programming Forcing a Break 156 Example 106 Using the Immediate Window 157 Planning the Project 106 Checking the Current Values of Expressions 158 The Project Coding Solution 110 Stepping through Code 158 Counting and Accumulating Debugging Step-by-Step Sums III Tutorial 159 Summing Numbers III Test the Project 159

3 c 0 N T E N T s xv Break and Step Program Execution View the Contents of Properties, Variables, and Conditions Continue Project Execution Test the White Total Correct the Red Total Error Correct the White Total Error Force a Run-Time Error Menus, Sub Procedures, and Sub Functions Menus Defining Menus Creating a Menu-Step-by-Step Coding for Menu Commands Modifying a Menu Toggling Che~k Marks On and Off Standards for Windows Menus Common Dialog Boxes Using a Common Dialog Box Using the Informationfrom the Dialog Box Setting Current Values Writing General Procedures Creating a New Sub Procedure Passing Variables to Procedures Passing Arguments ByVal or ByRef Function Procedures versus Sub Procedures Writing Function Procedures Writing a Function with Multiple Arguments Calling a Function with Multiple Arguments Reusing Procedures Breaking Calculations into Smaller Units Programming Hints Creating Executable Files Adding and Removing Forms The Hide and Show Methods The Load and Unload Statements The Me Keyword Referring to Objects on a Different Form Standard Code Modules Variables and Constants in Multiple-Form Projects Global Variables and Constants Static Variables Guidelines for Declaring Variables and Constants An About Box A Splash Screen Using Sub Main for Startup Coding the Standard Code Module Coding the Splash Screen Event Procedure Setting the Startup Form or Procedure Programmmg Hints Working with Maximized Forms Lists, Loops, and Printing List Boxes and Combo Boxes Filling the List Clearing the List The ListIndex Property The ListCount Property The List Property Removing an Item from a List List Box and Combo Box Events Do/Loops The Boolean Data Type Revisited Using a Do/Loop with a List Box Multiple Forms Multiple Forms CreatingNewForms For/Next Loops Negative Increment or Counting Backward Conditions Satisfied before Entry

4 xvi v. s u A L B A s. c Programming in Visual Basic Altering the Values of the Adding Items with ItemData Loop Control Variables 265 to a List 312 Endless Loops 265 Multidimensional Arrays 313 Exiting For/Next Loops 266 Initializing Two-Dimensional Using the MsgBox Function 267 Arrays 314 Function Return Values 268 Nested For/Next Example 314 Specifying the Buttons and/or Printing a Two-Dimensional Icons to Display 268 Table 314 MsgBox Example 269 Summing a Two-Dimensional Using String Functions 269 Table 315 Lookup Operation for Examples Using Left, Right, Two-Dimensional Tables 316 and Mid Functions 270 The Len Function 270 Programming Hints 324 Selecting Entries in a List Box 271 The Array Function 324 Sending Information to the Printer 271 Visual Basic and Object- Oriented Programming 334 Objects 334 Object-Oriented Terminology 335 Reusable Objects 336 Classes 337 Assigning Property Values 337 Printing to the Printer 272 Formatting Lines 272 Selecting the Font 276 Terminating the Page or the Job 276 Printing the Contents of a List Box 276 Printing the Selected Item from a List 277 Aligning Decimal Columns 277 Arrays 293 OOP-Creating Object-Oriented Programs 333 Creating a New Class- Control Arrays 294 Step-by-Step 339 The Case Structure 295 Define a New Class Module 339 Define the Class Properties 340 Testing Option Buttons Add Property Procedures 340 with the Case Structure 297 Code a Method 343 Single-Dimension Arrays 299 Add General Remarks 343 Subscripts 300 Save the Class Module 343 More on Subscripts 301 Creating a New Object For Each/Next Statements 301 Using a Class 344 Initializing an Array Using Defme and Use a New Object 344 For Each 302 Save the Form and the Project 346 User-Defined Data Types 303 Run the Project 347 Accessing Information with Choosing When to Create User-Defined Data Types 304 New Objects 347 Using Array Elements Using the Set Statement 348 for Accumulators 305 Early Binding versus Late Binding 349 Table Lookup 306 The Initialize and Terminate Coding a Table Lookup 309 Events 349 Using List Boxes with Arrays 309 Terminating Projects 350 The ItemData Property 310 Using Nonsequential ItemData Collections 351 Values 311 Creating a Collection 351

5 c 0 N T E N T s xvii Creating a Unique Key in the CProduct Class Creating the CProducts Class Adding Objects to a Collection Removing a Member from a Collection Accessing a Member of a Collection Returning the Count Property Setting a Default Property Using For Each/Next Using a Collection in a Form- Step-by-Step 358 Modifying the User Interface 358 Declaring the Collection Object 359 Coding the Add Procedure 359 Coding the Display Procedure 359 Coding the Clear Procedure 360 Running the Project 360 Using the Object Browser 360 Examining VB Objects 361 Examining Your Own Classes 362 Using a List Box to Store the Keys Using the List Box to Display an Object Using the List Box to Remove an Object Avoiding Global Variables Adding Properties to Forms Programming Multitier Data Files Data Files Hints Applications Data Files and Project Files Data File Terminology File Organizations Opening and Closing Data Files The FreeFile Function Viewing the Data in a File Sequential File Organization Writing Data to a Sequential Disk File Creating a Sequential Data File Reading the Data in a Sequential File Finding the End of a Data File Locating a File Trapping Program Errors The On Error Statement The Err Object The Err. Number Property Raising Error Conditions Coding Error-Handling Routines The Resume Statement Handling Errors The Exit Function and Exit Sub Statements Saving Changes to a File Sequential File Programming Example Random Data Files Fixed-Length Strings Defining a Record for a Opening a Reading and Writing a Accessing Fields in a Random Record Finding the End of a The Seek Function Using a List Box to Store a Key Field 413 Trimming Extra Blanks from Strings 414 Retrieving a Recordfrom the File 414 Displaying the Selected Record 415 Updating a 415 Locking the Contents of Controls 417 Adding Records 417 Deleting a Record 418 Editing Records 419 The Read and Write Procedures Programming Hints The InputBox Function 434 Using the InputBox to Randomly Retrieve a Record 435 Accessing Database Files 441 Visual Basic and Database Files Database Formats Supported by Visual Basic Database Terminology Creating Database Files for Use by Visual Basic

6 c 0 N T E N T s xvii Creating a Unique Key in the CProduct Class Creating the CProducts Class Adding Objects to a Collection Removing a Member from a Collection Accessing a Member of a Collection Returning the Count Property Setting a Default Property Using For Each/Next Using a Collection in a Form- Step-by-Step 358 Modifying the User Interface 358 Declaring the Collection Object 359 Coding the Add Procedure 359 Coding the Display Procedure 359 Coding the Clear Procedure 360 Running the Project 360 Using the Object Browser 360 Examining VB Objects 361 Examining Your Own Classes 362 Using a List Box to Store the Keys Using the List Box to Display an Object Using the List Box to Remove an Object Avoiding Global Variables Adding Properties to Forms Programming Multitier Hints Applications Data Files Data Files Data Files and Project Files Data File Terminology File Organizations Opening and Closing Data Files The FreeFile Function Viewing the Data in a File Sequential File Organization Writing Data to a Sequential Disk File Creating a Sequential Data File Reading the Data in a Sequential File Finding the End of a Data File Locating a File Trapping Program Errors The On Error Statement The Err Object The Err.Number Property Raising Error Conditions Coding Error-Handling Routines The Resume Statement Handling Errors The Exit Function and Exit Sub Statements Saving Changes to a File Sequential File Programming Example Random Data Files Fixed-Length Strings Defining a Record for a Opening a Reading and Writing a Accessing Fields in a Random Record Finding the End of a The Seek Function Using a List 80x to Store a Key Field 413 Trimming Extra Blanks from Strings 414 Retrieving a Recordfrom the File 414 Displaying the Selected Record 415 Updating a 415 Locking the Contents of Controls 417 Adding Records 417 Deleting a Record 418 Editing Records 419 The Read and Write Procedures 420 Programming Hints 434 The InputBox Function 434 Using the InputBox to Randomly Retrieve a Record 435.'Jil Accessing Database Files 441 Visual Basic and Database Files Database Formats Supported by Visual Basic Database Terminology Creating Database Files for Use by Visual Basic

7 xviii v I s u A L B A s I c Programming in Visual Basic Using the ADO Data Control 444 Putting It Together 492 The Data Control and Validation and Error Data-Bound Controls 446 Trapping 493 Viewing a Database File- Locking Text Boxes 493 Step-by-Step 453 Validating Data in the Design and Create the Form 453 Validate Event 494 Set the Properties for the Trap Errors with On Error 495 Data Control 455 Programming Example Showing Set the Properties for the Validation Techniques 493 Data-Bound Controls 457 Searching for Records 503 Write the Code 453 The Find Method 503 Run the Project 459 No Record Found 504 Navigating the Database Bookmarks 505 in Code 460 The Filter Property 505 The Recordset Object 460 Sorting a Recordset 506 Using the MoveNext, MovePrevious, MoveFirst, Working with Database and MoveLast Methods 460 Fields 507 Checking for BOF and EOF 460 Referring to Database Fields 503 Using List Boxes and Loading Datebase Fields into a Combo Boxes as Data-Bonnd List Box 503 Controls 461 An Example with Find, Filter, and Sort 503 Setting up a Lookup Table for a Field 461 The Data Environment Designer 512 Adding a Lookup Table and Connection and Command Navigation-Step-by-Step 462 Objects 513 Modify the User Interface 462 Adding a Data Environment Change the Properties 463 Designer 513 Write the Code 464 Creating Connections 514 Testing the Navigation and Adding Commands 514 Lookup Tables 466 Creating a Data Environment- Updating a Database File 466 Step-by-Step 515 Adding Records 466 Navigating Recordsetsfor Data Deleting Records 467 Environment Objects 517 One-to-Many Relationships 513 Preventing Errors 468 Relation Hierarchies 519 Protecting an Add Operation 463 Creating a Relation Hierarchy- Programming Hints 478 Step-by-Step 519 Build the Relation Hierarchy 520 I Data Handling- Drag-and-Drop 531 Grids, Validation, Drag-and-Drop Terminology 532 Selection, The Source and the Target 532 Source Object Properties 532 and Sorting 485 DragOver and DragDrop Displaying Data in Grids 486 Events 532 A Grid Control-Step-by-Step 436 A Step-by-Step Example 533 Displaying the Record Create the User Interface 533 Number and Record Count 491 Set the Properties 534 The MoveComplete Event 492 Write the Code 534 I

8 (; 0 N T E N T s xix Run the Project Add Command Buttons Run the Completed Dragging and Dropping Multiple Objects Project Passing the Source Argument Changing the Icon of the Target Image Setting the DragIcon Property of Source Controls Blanking Out an Image The Toybox Program The Procedures The Project Programming Coding Solution Hints Manual Drag-and-Drop ILl Graphics The Graphics Environment The Coordinate System Picturebox Controls Colors The RGB Function The Visual Basic Intrinsic Color Constants The QBCoior Function The Graphics Methods The Cis Method The PSet Method The Line Method The Circle Method The Step Keyword Layering More Properties for Yonr Graphics Controls Controlling Pictures at Design Time Controlling Pictures at Run Time Moving a Picture Simple Animation The Timer Control More Graphics Techniques Custom Coordinate Systems PaintPicture Method The Scroll Scroll Bar Events Bar Controls A Fun Programming Example The Project Coding Solution 540 Advanced Topics in Visual Basic ActiveX Using ActiveX Controls The Tabbed Dialog Control Browsing the Web from a Visual Basic Project Creating Your Own ActiveX Controls Dynamic Link Libraries The Declare Statement Passing Arguments ByVal and ByRef Calling a DLL Procedure Finding the Reference Informationfor DLLs Accessing System Information with a DLL Placing Tabs for Columns in a List Box Object Linking and Embedding Object Linking Object Embedding Creating OLE Objects at Run nme Visual Basic for Applications Recording an Excel Macro A Sample Excel Visual Basic Application Help with Visual Basic in Excel Multiple Document Interface (MDI) Creating an MDI Project Adding Menus to an MDI Project Creating a Window Menu Defining Shortcut Menus Defining the Menu Coding for the Menu The Report Designer Begin the Project Set Up the Data Source Design the Report Print the Reportfrom a Form

9 xx v. s u A L B A s. C Programmingin VisualBasic Answers Feedback Questions to 627 Tips and Shortcuts for Mastering the VB Environment 649 Functions for A Preview of Working with Dates Microsoft s Financial Calcula tions VB.NET 659 Mathematics and Glossary 673 String Operations 639 Index 679

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