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C++ GUI &
Database Programming with MFC
Summary: This course provides
an excellent introduction to the basics of GUI (graphical user interface)
programming with MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes). In addition, MFC’s
support for database with ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) is studied. Who Should Attend? Managers and
programmers who want a thorough introduction to programming GUI and database
applications. Course
Prerequisites: This course assumes
the student is familiar with the basics of C++ including constructors,
destructors and virtual functions. Course Outline: Introduction and
Basic Concepts Console
Mode v. GUI Persistence
and MFC Containers A
Minimal GUI Program Drawing
Rectangles Color Brushes Basic User Input/Output Common
Dialogs Menus Toolbars Accelerators Custom
Dialogs Modal
v. Modeless Buttons,
Buddy Controls, Radio Buttons Adding
Indicators to the Status Bar Accepting
Keyboard Input Rubber
Banding The Document View Architecture Documents
v. Views Using
Multiple View Objects Same Class Different View Classes Splitter
Windows Homogeneous (Dynamic) Heterogeneous (Static) Form Views &
Modeless Dialogs Resizing Windows to Fit Parent Updating
Data More
controls MFC Database
Support Creating
a database using MFC/DAO (Data Access Objects) Creating
a DAO database browser ActixeX Embedded
Documents Embedded
Document Objects (Servers) Embedded
Document Containers (Clients)
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