Visual Basic by example / D.F. Scott.

Content

Introduction

Part 1. The Visual basic environment
1 What is a program is
2 The project
3 Grammar and Linguistics
4 The development process

Part II Values and variables
5 Definitions and declaration
6 Formulas
7 Logic
8 Strings
9 Arrays
10 Time and time
11 Number systems
12 Value management

Part III Instructions and groups
13 Primary program operation
14 Phraseology
15 Condition clauses
16 Loop clauses
17 Arbitrary instruction clusters

Part IV modularization
18 The module hierarchy
19 Parameter passing

Part V graphical Interaction
20 The form
21 The window
22 Management list boxes
23 Options and scroll bars
24 Dialog boxes
25 Control manipulation and organization
26 Control appearance
27 The menu bar
28 Dragging
29 The timer
30 The keyboard
31 The mouse as device

Part VI Arithmetic functions
32 Function classification
33 Conversion
34 Practical math
35 String functions
36 Composite variable types
37 The random number generator

Part VII Text
38 Conventional output
39 Textual properties
40 The printer

Part VIII Bit-mapped graphics
41 Pictures boxers
42 Plotting

Part IX Error trapping and debugging
43 Image scaling and integrity
44 Registering errors

Part X Physical data
45 Sequential access
46 Random
47 Data files attributes
48 Formal records
49 Sorting

Includes Index: p 755 - 785