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Creating Projects using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010

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Creating Projects using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. CTEC1239/2012W Computer Programming. Visual C# (and Visual Basic). The environment is still Windows , but the compiled code runs on the .Net Common Language Runtime (CLR) environment (like Java apps run on the JRE).

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  1. Creating Projects using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 CTEC1239/2012W Computer Programming

  2. Visual C#(and Visual Basic) • The environment is still Windows, but the compiled code runs on the .NetCommon Language Runtime (CLR) environment (like Java apps run on the JRE).

  3. Visual Studio 2010 • Start at the File menu ...

  4. File | New | Project… [Ctrl-Shift-N] • The “New Project” dialog box appears

  5. Choose the Language, Environment, and Project Type • The project types are: Console Application (text) and Windows Forms Application (GUI).

  6. Choose the Project Location • Click on to pop up the “Project Location” dialog box. From here, choose or create a folder in which to store your projects. • Each project will have its own subfolder.

  7. Give the Project a Name • The name will be used for both the project subfolder and the executable. • For example, for a C++ Win32 Console app, the project folder will be C:\tmp\Test and the executable will be written to C:\tmp\Test\Debug\Test.exe

  8. Creating a C# Console Application

  9. C# Console Apps • Choose the language (Visual C#), environment (Windows), project type (Console Application). • Follow the usual procedure... project location and project name.

  10. C# Console App Project

  11. C# Console App Project(2) • The C# using keyword includes .Net libraries. • The C# namespace keyword is used because .Net classes are organized in assemblies. • Your project is an assembly.

  12. C# Console App Project(3) • Like Java, each C# program must have consist of at least one class. • The program entry point is “main”, but C# capitalizes the name to Main(so does VB). • The fully-qualified name of the class in this example is VCSConsoleTest.Program

  13. C# Console App Files • Don’t mess with the Properties folder! • The bin and obj folders are used for building (they can be safely deleted). • Don’t forget the secret hidden .suo file.

  14. Contrived C# Console Program Example - Code

  15. Cleaning C# Projects • Close the project in Visual Studio. • Copy the .exe file from bin\Debug if necessary. • Remove the bin and obj folders. • Delete the secret hidden .suofile.

  16. CREATING A VISUAL C# WINDOWS FORMS APPLICATION

  17. C# GUI Apps • Choose the language (Visual C#), environment (Windows), project type (Windows Forms Application). • Choose the location. • Name the project (overwriting the name suggested by Visual Studio). • Design the form and write the underlying code. • Build the project.

  18. C# GUI App in Visual Studio

  19. C# GUI App Files When you start designing, a Form1.resx file will be created by Visual Studio. Do not mess with this file!

  20. C# GUI Projects • Follow the same steps as for VB GUI projects ... (refer to previous slides)

  21. C# Project Example • As an example, consider a digital clock application...

  22. C# Project Example (2) • First, create the project and set the form title.

  23. C# Project Example (3) • From the Toolbox, as a MenuStrip control

  24. C# Project Example (4) • Fill in the menu items.

  25. C# Project Example (5) • Create an event by selecting a menu item and clicking on the (lightning bolt) icon.

  26. C# Project Example (6) • Create an event by selecting a menu item and clicking on the (lightning bolt) icon and selecting the Click event. • You can also double click on the menu item.

  27. C# Project Example (7) • The empty method is created by Visual Studio.

  28. C# Project Example (8) • Write the code for the menu item.

  29. C# Project Example (9) • To end the program, close the form by calling the Close() method (if the user clicks the Yes pushbutton.)

  30. C# Project Example (10) • To add the “Clock Settings” dialog box: • Choose Project | Add Windows Form... to add a new form to the project. • Change the Name and Text (caption) properties of the form.

  31. C# Project Example (11) • Set certain properties to make the new form behave like a dialog box.

  32. C# Project Example (12) MaximizeBox = False MinimizeBox = False ShowInTaskbar = False TopMost = True

  33. C# Project Example (13) New name of Form2 class Main form is parent window Method to show form as a modal dialog box

  34. C# Project Example (14) • To add the “About” box, go to Project | Add new item and choose AboutBox

  35. C# Project Example (15) • Fill in the Text property for the about box and for each label.

  36. C# Project Example (16) • Write the code (in Form1.cs) to pop up the About box.

  37. C# Project Example (17) WHAT HAPPENED???

  38. C# Project Example (18) • Look at code in AboutBox1.cs: Properties in AboutBox1.Designer.cs are replaced by values from AssemblyInfo.cs

  39. C# Project Example (19) • Look at code in AssemblyInfo.cs:

  40. C# Project Example (20) The “Quick & Dirty” SolutionTM • comment out code in AboutBox1.cs:

  41. C# Project Example (21)

  42. C# Project Example (22) A Better Way... • copy the labels to AssemblyInfo.cs:

  43. C# Project Example (23)

  44. C# Project Example: WHAT’S NEXT? • Complete the “Clock Settings” dialog box (controls) • Store the clock settings in variables • Write the code to handle the dialog box (i.e., user input validation) • Add the bitmaps • Add the synchronized thread