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Introduction
This book introduces all aspects of delphi5. The book consists of five parts: The first part introduces the basic knowledge of Delphi; the second part introduces conventional programming, such as the use of common controls; the third part is advanced programming, for example, writing a dynamic link library (DLL), controlling printers, handling exceptions, thread programming, file system processing, MDI applications, and multimedia programming. The fourth part introduces control programming, the development technology of visual controls (including conventional controls and graphical controls) and non-visual controls is described in detail. The fifth part is database programming, and the Development Technology of database applications in Delphi is introduced, this section demonstrates how to use Delphi to develop large database applications through complex instances. In addition, this book also provides a large number of rich code examples. This book is suitable for the majority of users who use delphi5 for program development, especially for medium and senior programmers.
Directory
Part 1 Delphi Basics
Chapter 2 xuyan
1.1 Historical Review of Delphi
1.2 installation and startup of Delphi 5
1.2.1 Delphi 5 System Requirements
1.2.2 install Delphi 5
1.2.3 start Delphi 5
Chapter 2 Delphi 5 integration interface
2.1 Introduction to integrated development environment
2.2 menu bar
2.2.1 "file" menu
2.2.2 "edit" menu
2.2.3 "Search" menu
2.2.4 "View" menu
2.3 Toolbar
2.4 control palette
2.5 Attribute Editor
2.6 code editor
2.6.1 code editor window
2.6.2 shortcut menu of the Code Editor
2.6.3 browse in code editor
2.6.4 write code in the Code Editor
2.7 Form Designer
2.8 code browser
2.9 set options for the integrated development environment
2.9.1 integrated development environment options
2.9.2 options of the Code Editor
2.9.3 configure the control palette
2.9.4 Save the integrated development environment settings
Chapter 5 Introduction to Delphi 5
3.1 create the first application
3.1.1 create a project
3.1.2 Add controls to form
3.1.3 add an event handler
3.1.4 run the application
3.2 Basic concepts of Object-Oriented Programming
3.2.1 introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
3.2.2 basic object-oriented programming mechanism
3.3 Object-Oriented Programming in Delphi
3.3.1 learn about Delphi objects through the Delphi instance
3.3.2 inherit data and methods from an object
3.3.3 scope of Objects
3.3.4 description of object public and private domains
3.3.5 domain and method of accessing objects
3.3.6 assign values to object variables
3.3.7 create a non-visual object
3.4 how to compile a good program
3.4.1 writing code as simple as possible
3.4.2 compile appropriate test programs
3.4.3 rational use of OOP
3.4.4 brief Method
3.4.5 names of variables, functions, and procedures
3.4.6 create controls
Chapter 4 controls, forms, and projects
4.1 forms and controls
4.1.1 place controls on the form
4.1.2 multiple controls
4.1.3 containers, parent controls, and child Controls
4.2 forms in the Delphi project
4.2.1 Add a new form to the Project
4.2.2 call another form from one form
4.2.3 share forms with other projects
4.2.4 use form template and Wizard
4.3 attributes and events of an object
4.3.1 modifying object attributes during design
4.3.2 modifying object attributes at runtime
4.3.3 object events
4.4 Delphi project management
4.4.1 Project Overview
4.4.2 basic engineering operations
4.4.3 "project" menu
4.5 project setting options
4.5.1 specify the main form
4.5.2 Set application options
Chapter 2 data types and variables in Delphi
5.1 morphology in Delphi
5.1.1 notes
5.1.2 identifier
5.1.3 reserved words, indicators, and special symbols
5.1.4 Operator
5.2 Data Types in Delphi
5.2.1 simple type
5.2.2 string type
5.3 construction type
5.3.1 Array
5.3.2 set
5.3.3 records
5.3.4 File
5.4 pointer type
5.5 process type
5.6 variable type
5.7 Variables
5.7.1 variable Declaration
5.7.2 global and local variables
5.8 type constant
5.8.1 simple type constant
5.8.2 constants of pointer type
5.8.3 process type Constants
5.8.4 constructor Constants
5.9 type compatibility, value assignment compatibility, and forced type conversion
5.9.1 type completely consistent
5.9.2 type compatibility
5.9.3 value assignment compatibility
5.9.4 type forced conversion
Chapter 4 Class and Class reference
6.1 class overview
Declaration of the 6.2 class
6.3 Fields
Methods of the 6.4 class
6.4.1 method description and definition
6.4.2 method indicator
6.4.3 constructor and destructor
6.4.4 Methods
6.5 class attributes
6.5.1 attribute declaration syntax
6.5.2 Attribute Clause
6.5.3 array attributes
6.5.4 index clause
6.5.5 attribute Overloading
Visibility of 6.6 class members
6.6.1 public
6.6.2 published
6.6.3 private
6.6.4 protected
6.6.5 automatic
6.7 class reference
6.7.1 class reference Declaration
6.7.2 usage of class references
6.8 tobject and tclass
Chapter 4 control statements, processes, and functions
7.1 statement
7.1.1 label declaration statement
7.1.2 constant declaration statement
7.1.3 resource string
7.1.4 type declaration statement
7.1.5 variable declaration statement
7.1.6 process statement
7.1.7 function declaration statement
7.1.8 output statement
7.2 value assignment statement
7.3 GOTO statement
7.4 compound statements
7.5 condition statements
7.5.1 if statement
7.5.2 case statement
7.6 loop statements
7.6.1 for statement
7.6.2 while statement
7.6.3 repeat statement
7.6.4 break and continue
7.7 declaration, definition and call of processes and functions
7.7.1 Process Declaration, definition and call
7.7.2 declaration, definition and call of functions
7.7.3 call conventions
7.8 other process and function problems
7.8.1 scope of variables in a process or function
7.8.2 dashboard
7.8.3 parameter type
7.9 nesting and Recursion
Part 2 general programming
Chapter 2 basic controls of Delphi
8.1 controls used to process text
8.1.1 tag Control
8.1.2 text box Control
8.1.3 static text box Control
8.1.4 format the text box Control
8.1.5 remarks Control
8.2 use the command button
8.2.1 button control
8.2.2 Bitmap Button
8.2.3 shortcut buttons
8.3 option buttons and check boxes
8.3.1 Option Button
8.3.2 check box
8.4 use of various list boxes
8.4.1 list box Control
8.4.2 combo Control
8.4.3 check box Control
8.5 Container Control
8.5.1 tgroupbox Control
8.5.2 tradiogroup Control
8.5.3 tpanel Control
8.5.4 tscrollbox Control
Chapter 2 tool controls and graphical controls
9.1 tool controls
9.1.1 scroll bar Control
9.1.2 process bar Control
9.1.3 file system controls
9.2 graphical controls
9.2.1 image control
9.2.2 Shape Control
9.2.3 image list control
9.3 chart controls
9.3.1 use different types of Series
9.3.2 series Functions
9.3.3 tchart control options
9.3.4 modify series data at runtime
Chapter 2 graphic interface for designing applications
10.1 menu
10.1.1 use Menu Designer
10.1.2 use graphics on the menu
10.1.3 merge menu
10.1.4 response menu command
10.1.5 control menu during runtime
10.1.6 shortcut menu
10.2 Toolbar
10.2.1 use the tpanel and tspeedbutton controls to create a toolbar
10.2.2 use the ttoolbar and tcoolbar controls to create a toolbar
10.2.3 use the tcontrolbar control and ttoolbar control to create a floating toolbar
10.3 dock window
10.3.1 dock controls in the form
10.3.2 dock a form in the form
10.4 action list
10.4.1 use action list
10.4.2 use standard actions
10.5 Application Event object
10.5.1 tapplicationevents event
10.5.2 tapplicationevents demo
Chapter 2 drawing in Delphi
11.1 Windows GDI and VCL TCanvas
11.1.1 understand GDI
11.1.2 VCL makes graphical programming easier
11.2 use TCanvas
11.2.1 brush object Overview
11.2.2 pen object Overview
11.2.3 font object Overview
11.2.4 penpos attribute of the TCanvas object
11.2.5 exploring and using TCanvas. copymode
11.2.6 pixels attribute of TCanvas
11.3 TCanvas Method
11.4 example of using a TCanvas object
11.4.1 oncreate event
11.4.2 formshow Method
11.4.3 set the style attribute of the tbrush object
11.4.4 set the mode attribute of the PEN object
11.4.5 use fonts
11.4.6 use plotting Functions
11.4.7 set the copymode attribute
11.4.8 modify cliprect
11.5 custom line type
11.6 colors in Delphi
Color in 11.6.1 Delphi
11.6.2 colors sample project
11.6.3 colors in low color depth
11.7 use the palette in Delphi
11.8 process graphic files in Delphi
11.8.1 bitmap
11.8.2 icon
11.8.3 RMB
11.8.4 analyze tpaintbox and timage
11.9 Image Processing
11.9.1 animated display of Bitmap
11.9.2 bitmap flip
11.9.3 fade-in and fade-out of images
Part 3 Advanced Programming
Chapter 2 dynamic link library (DLL)
12.1 DLL Overview
12.1.1 DLL Overview
12.1.2 DLL advantages
12.2 create and use DLL
12.2.1 create a simple DLL
12.2.2 reference methods in DLL
12.3 display the window in DLL
12.3.1 display mode window
12.3.2 display mode-free window
12.4 DLL Entry and Exit Functions
12.4.1 process/thread initialization and termination routine
12.4.2 DLL entry/exit example
12.5 callback function
12.5.1 use of callback Functions
12.5.2 call the callback function from the DLL
12.6 share DLL data between different processes
12.6.1 use the memory ing file to share DLL data
12.6.2 use stream files to share data
12.7 extract the objects in the DLL
Chapter 2 Printing in Delphi
13.1 printed objects in Delphi
13.1.1 tprinter object
13.1.2 canvas object of tprinter
13.2 Implementation of simple printing
13.2.1 print content in the tmemo component
13.2.2 print bitmap
13.2.3 print text in RTF Format
13.2.4 print form
13.3 implementation of advanced printing
13.3.1 print the column report
13.3.2 interrupted Printing
13.3.3 envelope Printing
13.3.4 Implementation of print preview
13.4 other print tasks
13.4.1 tdevicemode Structure
13.4.2 set Print Options
13.4.3 specify the default printer
13.5 get printer information
Chapter 4 Exception Handling
14.1 basic knowledge about Exception Handling
14.1.1 Exception Handling Overview
14.1.2 Exception Handling syntax
14.1.3 default Exception Handling handle
14.1.4 define your own exceptions
14.1.5 exception class
14.1.6 trigger an exception again in the exception handling handle
14.2 Exception Handling instance
14.2.1 types of exceptions captured
14.2.2 difference between finally and except T
Chapter 3 threads
15.1 thread Overview
15.1.1 new types of multitasking and threads
15.1.2 tthread object Basics
15.2 use instance of thread object
15.2.1 create a tthread derived class
15.2.2 thread termination
15.2.3 synchronization with VCL
15.2.4 example of thread usage
15.2.5 priority and timing
15.2.6 thread suspension and Wakeup
15.2.7 time for testing a thread
15.3 multi-threaded applications
15.3.1 local thread storage
15.3.2 Thread Synchronization
15.3.3 multi-threaded program example
15.4 multithreading and database
15.5 multithreading and Graphic Processing
Chapter 4 File Processing
16.1 file read/write (I/O)
16.1.1 read/write of text files
16.1.2 read/write of Type files
16.1.3 process non-typed files
16.2 ttextrec and tfilerec Structures
16.3 memory ing File
16.3.1 usage of memory ing files
16.3.2 use a ing File
16.4 directory and drive
16.4.1 read drive information
16.4.2 obtain directory information
File Operations in the 16.4.3 directory
16.4.4 directory operations
16.4.5 get the file version information
Chapter 2 MDI applications
17.1 create an MDI Application
17.1.1 MDI Overview
17.1.2 subwindow
17.1.3 Main Window
17.2 menus in the MDI Application
17.2.1 merge menu
17.2.2 list open documents in the menu
17.3 other problems with creating an MDI Application
17.3.1 output a bitmap in the MDI customer Zone
17.3.2 hide a subwindow
17.3.3 minimize, maximize, and restore the MDI subwindow
17.4 clipboard Basics
17.4.1 use the clipboard to process text
17.4.2 Image Processing Using clipboard
17.5 customize the clipboard format
17.5.1 create a clipboard-aware object
17.5.2 use the custom clipboard format
Chapter 2 multimedia programming
18.1 simple Multimedia Applications
18.1.1 Media Player
18.1.2 play wav files
18.1.3 play a video
Devices supported by 18.1.4
18.2 create a CD player
18.2.1 create a pop-up Screen
18.2.2 initialize and end the CD player
18.2.3 update the information of the CD player
18.3 understand DirectDraw
18.3.1 what is DirectDraw
18.3.2 Double Buffering
18.3.3 hardware and Simulation
18.4 a simple DirectDraw program example
18.5 DirectDraw technology
18.5.1 enter the exclusive mode and change the screen resolution
18.5.2 what is the DirectDraw surface?
18.5.3 write text to the screen
18.5.4 exchange Surface
18.5.5 release memory
18.6 smooth animation
18.7 use bitmap
Part 4 control programming
Chapter 4 basic knowledge of creating controls
19.1 Control Principle
19.1.1 determine a parent class
19.1.2 create a unit file
19.1.3 add control attributes
19.1.4 add Control Method
Events in which a widget is added
19.2 create a derived Control
19.2.1 create simple controls
19.2.2 register a widget
19.2.3 change the default behavior of the control
19.2.4 test controls
19.3 create a package
Packages in Delphi
19.3.2 create a package
19.4 expand the customcontrol package
19.4.1 new control derived from custom control
19.4.2 create a widget
19.4.3 publish control attributes
Chapter 2 advanced knowledge of creating controls
20.1 create your own control from the abstract Control
Overview 1.1 abstract class
V1.1.2 create a graphical Control
4.1.1.3 Add an icon to the control
4.1.1.4 test the control
20.2 Attribute Editor and control Editor
4.1.2.1 create a clock control
20.2.2 five types of API Tool functions in Delphi
20.2.3 property Editor
4.1.2.4 register the custom property Editor
20.2.5 control Editor
Chapter 4 unvisualized controls
21.1 non-visual controls
21.2 create an invisible Control
21.2.1 create a base class
21.2.2 create the tjfsfilesearch Control
21.3 test1 Program
21.4 Test2 Program
21.4.1 file comparison
21.4.2 Result Display
21.4.3 folder exchange
21.5 create a dialog box Control
21.6 control Template
21.7 ActiveX Control
Part 5 Database Programming
Chapter 2 database application development overview
22.1 database application Overview
22.1.1 database Overview
22.1.2 architecture of database applications
22.1.3 Design User Interface
22.2 single-layer database applications
22.2.1 BDE-based applications
22.2.2 transactions
22.2.3 file-based Single-layer database applications
22.3 multi-tier database applications
22.3.1 multi-layer architecture Overview
22.3.2 select connection mode
22.3.3 create an Application Server
22.3.4 create a customer Program
22.3.5 error correction and data update
22.3.6 Custom Application Server
22.3.7 transactions
22.3.8 activeform
22.4 BDE Session Period
22.4.1 tsession
22.4.2 retrieve BDE session information
22.4.3 manage BDE aliases
22.4.4 traverse all tdatabase controls
22.4.5 access the paradox table
22.4.6 Password
22.5 database connection
22.5.1 tdatabase Control
22.5.2 control connection
22.5.3 traverse all datasets in a database
Chapter 3 Overview of Data Controls and objects
23.1 dataset Control
23.1.1 browsing history
23.1.2 bookmarks
23.1.3 search for specific records
23.1.4 Filter
23.1.5 modify data
23.1.6 events
23.1.7 tbdedataset
23.1.8 tdbdataset
23.2 Field object
23.2.1 specific field object
23.2.2 set attributes of a permanent field object
23.2.3 Attribute Set
23.2.4 display, conversion, and Access Field Values
23.2.5 field-level error correction
23.2.6 Oracle 8 object field
23.3 access the table
23.3.1 general steps for using the tTable Control
23.3.2 search for records in a table
23.3.3 sort records
23.3.4 select some records
23.3.5 operations on the entire table
23.3.6 master/detail relationship
23.3.7 nested tables
23.3.8 import data from another table
23.3.9 use tbatchmove
23.4 query a database
23.4.1 use query effectively
23.4.2 use the tquery Control
23.4.3 specify the SQL statement to be executed
23.4.4 Parameters
23.4.5 execute the query
23.4.6 heterogeneous Query
23.4.7 query results
23.5 stored procedures
23.5.1 Stored Procedure Overview
23.5.2 use stored procedures
23.5.3 create a stored procedure
23.5.4 stored procedure parameters
Chapter 4 Database Application Instances
24.1 database applications with associated addresses
Relationship between database tables in the program 24.1.1
24.1.2 implementation of the kdadd program function
24.1.3 code of the kdadd Program
24.1.4 tabs of the kdadd Program
24.2 kdaddexplore Program
24.2.1 Program Interface
24.2.2 Implementation of program functions
24.2.3 kdaddexplore program code
24.3 Interbase programming Basics
24.3.1 Interbase and Delphi
24.3.2 test InterBase
24.3.3 create a database
24.3.4 use wisql to manage databases
24.3.5 Transaction Processing
24.3.6 cache update
24.3.7 security and InterBase Server Manager
24.4 create a music program
24.4.1 music program overview
24.4.2 design music program
24.4.3 create an index on the music table
24.4.4 generator, trigger, and stored procedure
24.4.5 server-side rules and client-side rules
24.5 music program interface
24.5.1 Main Interface
24.5.2 subform
24.6 music program code
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