Titlebook: Visual C# 2010 Recipes; A Problem-Solution A Allen Jones,Adam Freeman Book 2010 Allen Jones and Matthew MacDonald and Rakesh Rajan and Adam

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Files, Directories, and I/O,w you to perform file system operations such as copying files and moving directories. Two examples include the FileInfo and the DirectoryInfo classes. The second and possibly more important category includes a broad range of classes that allow you to read and write data from all types of streams. St

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XML Processing,e you’re using XML technologies—they’ll just be used behind the scenes when you serialize a Microsoft ADO.NET DataSet, call a web service, or read application settings from a Web.config configuration file. In other cases, you’ll want to work directly with the System.Xml namespaces to manipulate Exte

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Windows Forms, These range from basic controls such as the TextBox, Button, and MainMenu classes to specialized controls such as TreeView, LinkLabel, and NotifyIcon. In addition, you will find all the tools you need to manage multiple document interface (MDI) applications, integrate context-sensitive help, and ev

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Graphics, Multimedia, and Printing,edia, the Microsoft .NET Framework delivers a compromise, providing support for some of these features while ignoring others. For example, you will find a sophisticated set of tools for two-dimensional drawing and event-based printing with GDI+ and the types in the System.Drawing namespaces. These c

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Commonly Used Interfaces and Patterns,. Some of these patterns are formalized using interfaces defined in the .NET Framework class library. Others are less rigid, but still require you to take specific approaches to their design and implementation of your types. The recipes in this chapter describe how to do the following:

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Windows Integration,n. At the time this book was written, versions of the. NET Framework were available for various operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, FreeBSD, Linux, and Mac OS X. However, many of these implementations have yet to be widely adopted.