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796 ❘ Appendix N Printing and Graphics ➤➤ ➤➤ PageSize—Gets or sets the suggested size of the printed page Source—Returns the element being paginated Creating Documents The FlowDocument and FixedDocument classes allow you to arrange objects on a printout. The classes automatically arrange the objects appropriately. For example, they let you make text flow around other objects. The following sections describe these two document classes. FlowDocuments A FlowDocument object holds other objects that represent graphical output such as text, images, and shapes. It arranges its objects to take best advantage of whatever space is available, much as a web browser rearranges its contents when it is resized. The following code shows a short FlowDocument. Chapter 1. Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet Consectetur adipiscing elit ... www.it-ebooks.info
WPF Printing ❘ 797 Nullam dapibus dapibus ... Etiam lacus eros ... See the WPF documentation for information about the classes that you can use to produce output. FixedDocuments Like a FlowDocument, a FixedDocument holds graphical objects. Instead of rearranging its objects as space permits, a FixedDocument always places its objects in the same positions. This is similar to the way a PostScript document displays items at fixed positions. The following code shows XAML that defines a FixedDocument inside a DocumentViewer. ... Page 1 content elements ... ... Page 1 content elements ... FixedDocuments Need Fixing There is a well-known bug in Visual Studio’s XAML designer that prevents it from correctly displaying XAML code that contains a FixedDocument. If you load XAML code into the designer, Visual Studio reports errors such as the following: Property ‘Pages’ does not support values of type ‘PageContent’. The property ‘Pages’ is set more than once. The specified value cannot be assigned. The following type was expected: “PageContentCollection”. If the XAML code is properly formed, however, the program will compile and run without problems. www.it-ebooks.info
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C# 5.0 PROGRAMMER’S REFERENCE Int
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C# 5.0 Programmer’s Reference Rod
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About the Author Rod Stephens start
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Credits Executive Editor Robert Ell
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Acknowledgments Thanks to Bob Ellio
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CONtents Introduction xxxiii PARt I
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CONTENTS Properties 86 Enumerations
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CONTENTS Set Methods 182 Limiting R
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CONTENTS Hiding and Overriding Even
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CONTENTS Resource Files 405 Applica
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CONTENTS Tasks 496 Threads 498 Coor
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CONTENTS Chapter 3 627 Chapter 4 62
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CONTENTS Appendix i: Error Handling
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CONTENTS Appendix s: Filesystem Cla
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Introduction When it comes to progr
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INTRODUCTION This book focuses on t
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INTRODUCTION Part V: Advanced Topic
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INTRODUCTION Source Code As you wor
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INTRODUCTION After you join, you ca
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Part I The C# Ecosystem ▶▶Chapt
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1The C# Environment What’s in Thi
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The C# Compiler ❘ 5 Consider the
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The CLR ❘ 7 C# Program Visual Bas
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Summary ❘ 9 By using all of these
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2Writing a First Program What’s i
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Types of Projects ❘ 13 TIP For a
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Console Applications ❘ 15 Another
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WPF Applications ❘ 19 If you skip
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Windows Store Applications ❘ 21 A
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Summary ❘ 23 } // Place the frame
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Exercises ❘ 25 6. Repeat Exercise
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3Program and Code File Structure Wh
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Hidden Files ❘ 29 Figure 3-2: A p
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Preprocessor Directives ❘ 31 The
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Code File Structure ❘ 37 { ... }
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Code File Structure ❘ 39 Unnecess
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Code File Structure ❘ 41 } namesp
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Comments ❘ 43 Comments Comments c
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Comments ❘ 45 XML Comments A norm
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Comments ❘ 47 WindowsFormsApplica
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Exercises ❘ 49 4. Open Project
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Part II C# Language Elements ▶▶
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4Data Types, Variables, and Constan
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Data Types ❘ 55 C# also groups by
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Data Types ❘ 57 Alignment Attribu
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Initialization ❘ 65 } public Car(
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Initialization ❘ 67 Now the progr
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Literal Type Characters ❘ 69 NOTE
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Literal Type Characters ❘ 71 C# a
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Data Type Conversion ❘ 73 The fol
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Data Type Conversion ❘ 75 You can
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Data Type Conversion ❘ 77 This is
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Scope ❘ 79 ToString The ToString
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Scope ❘ 81 Class Scope A variable
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Parameter Declarations ❘ 83 Becau
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Parameter Declarations ❘ 85 Becau
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Properties ❘ 87 Properties also e
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Enumerations ❘ 89 The syntax for
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Enumerations ❘ 91 The following c
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Delegates ❘ 93 To determine wheth
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Summary ❘ 95 For a more interesti
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Arithmetic Operators ❘ 101 The +
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Logical Operators ❘ 103 operator
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Assignment Operators ❘ 107 Format
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Operator Precedence ❘ 109 Operato
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DateTime and TimeSpan Operations
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Operator Overloading ❘ 113 The fo
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Operator Overloading ❘ 115 curren
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Summary ❘ 117 In this case it may
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6Methods What’s in This Chapter
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Method Declarations ❘ 123 See the
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Method Declarations ❘ 125 Now sup
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Method Declarations ❘ 127 } Stree
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Method Declarations ❘ 129 If the
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Method Declarations ❘ 131 The fol
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Method Declarations ❘ 133 "RodSte
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Extension Methods ❘ 135 Explicit
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Variance ❘ 139 Variance Suppose t
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Asynchronous Methods ❘ 141 This m
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Asynchronous Methods ❘ 143 Next,
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Exercises ❘ 147 The chapters so f
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Exercises ❘ 149 The File menu has
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7Program Control Statements What’
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Decision Statements ❘ 153 If it
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Decision Statements ❘ 155 } break
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Looping Statements ❘ 157 To catch
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Looping Statements ❘ 159 Out of C
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Looping Statements ❘ 161 do Loops
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Looping Statements ❘ 163 One appr
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Looping Statements ❘ 165 break St
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Exercises ❘ 167 else if (person.T
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8LINQ What’s in This Chapter ➤
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Introduction to LINQ ❘ 171 ➤➤
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Basic LINQ Query Syntax ❘ 173 Bas
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LINQ Extension Methods ❘ 187 } };
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LINQ to XML ❘ 189 } } // Return t
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LINQ to XML ❘ 191 LINQ into XML L
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LINQ to XML ❘ 193 the code uses t
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LINQ to ADO.NET ❘ 195 more inform
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PLINQ ❘ 199 download on the book
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Exercises ❘ 201 how you can prote
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Exercises ❘ 203 9. Copy the progr
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9Error Handling What’s in This Ch
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try catch Blocks ❘ 223 When the f
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try catch Blocks ❘ 225 other exce
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try catch Blocks ❘ 227 In that ca
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Exercises ❘ 229 Summary In practi
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10 Tracing and Debugging What’s i
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The Debug Menu ❘ 233 ➤➤ ➤
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The Immediate Window ❘ 237 Right-
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Trace Listeners ❘ 239 Debug.Liste
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Exercises ❘ 241 The chapters in P
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Part III Object-Oriented Programmin
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11 OOP Concepts What’s in This Ch
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Classes ❘ 247 Method AssignJob Pr
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Encapsulation ❘ 249 Private Prope
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Inheritance ❘ 251 For example, su
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Inheritance ❘ 253 you may discove
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Inheritance ❘ 255 The solution is
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Inheritance ❘ 257 Has-a and Is-a
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Inheritance ❘ 259 This method req
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Inheritance ❘ 261 Ann: Person.Hid
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Polymorphism ❘ 263 } } return "Eu
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Polymorphism ❘ 265 version define
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Exercises ❘ 267 Rewrite the code
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Classes ❘ 271 For more informatio
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Classes ❘ 273 Extension Tension Y
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Structures ❘ 275 The class automa
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Structures ❘ 277 Heap and Stack P
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Structures ❘ 279 The parameter ad
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Structures ❘ 281 Argument Type Pa
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Constructors ❘ 283 You can overlo
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Garbage Collection ❘ 287 Note tha
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Garbage Collection ❘ 289 ➤➤
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Events ❘ 291 The following list d
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Events ❘ 293 The EventHandler typ
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Events ❘ 295 } MessageBoxButtons.
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Events ❘ 297 The solution is to g
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Static Methods ❘ 299 This kind of
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Exercises ❘ 301 Exercises 1. Draw
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The using Directive ❘ 305 The Sys
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The using Directive ❘ 307 Sometim
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The using Directive ❘ 309 Now whe
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Making Namespaces ❘ 311 The Defau
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Resolving Namespaces ❘ 313 Resolv
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Exercises ❘ 315 private ConsoleTy
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Arrays ❘ 319 Array objects can ha
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System.Collections ❘ 321 Property
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System.Collections ❘ 323 Why Both
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System.Collections ❘ 325 The code
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Dictionaries ❘ 327 The System.Col
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Dictionaries ❘ 329 One overloaded
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Stacks and Queues ❘ 331 } } jobsL
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Stacks and Queues ❘ 333 Console.W
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Generic Collections ❘ 335 Notice
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Collection Initializers ❘ 337 Sta
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Summary ❘ 339 } } // If this numb
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Exercises ❘ 341 e. Finally, to pu
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Defining Generics ❘ 345 Suppose y
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Defining Generics ❘ 347 } public
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Defining Generics ❘ 351 A generic
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Exercises ❘ 355 The chapters in t
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Part IV Interacting with the Enviro
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16 Printing What’s in This Chapte
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Windows Forms Printing ❘ 361 ➤
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Windows Forms Printing ❘ 363 // S
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Windows Forms Printing ❘ 365 The
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Windows Forms Printing ❘ 367 Simi
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Windows Forms Printing ❘ 379 that
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WPF Printing ❘ 381 Using a Pagina
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WPF Printing ❘ 383 // This exampl
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WPF Printing ❘ 385 } grid.Childre
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WPF Printing ❘ 387 Consectetur
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WPF Printing ❘ 389 To display a F
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Exercises ❘ 391 // Calculate the
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17 Configuration and Resources What
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Environment Variables ❘ 395 To se
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Registry ❘ 397 Method ExpandEnvir
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Registry ❘ 399 Field LocalMachine
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Configuration Files ❘ 403 Figure
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Resource Files ❘ 405 Second, the
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Resource Files ❘ 407 Localization
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Exercises ❘ 409 2. Write a progra
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Stream ❘ 413 Property Length Posi
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Summary ❘ 423 Custom Stream Class
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.NET Framework Classes ❘ 427 Meth
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Summary ❘ 443 The code creates a
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Networking Classes ❘ 447 The WebR
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Downloading Information ❘ 449 Dow
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Downloading Information ❘ 451 Fig
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Uploading Information ❘ 455 Uploa
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Getting FTP Information ❘ 457 3.
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Sending E‐mail ❘ 459 ➤➤ ➤
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Sending Text Messages ❘ 461 For e
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Exercises ❘ 463 TERm IP (Internet
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Parallel Programming ❘ 487 Multip
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BackgroundWorker ❘ 491 The follow
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BackgroundWorker ❘ 493 This isn
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BackgroundWorker ❘ 495 for (int i
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Tasks ❘ 497 Method WaitAny WhenAl
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Coordinating Tasks ❘ 499 Creating
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Coordinating Tasks ❘ 501 } if (my
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Thread-Safe Objects ❘ 503 Other L
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Using Bound Controls ❘ 511 free.
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Using Bound Controls ❘ 515 If you
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Using Bound Controls ❘ 519 b. In
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Loading DataSets ❘ 525 Loading Da
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Using ADO.NET ❘ 529 Executing Com
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24 XML What’s in This Chapter ➤
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Basic XML Syntax ❘ 535 Elements m
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Writing XML Data ❘ 539 Method Wri
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Writing XML Data ❘ 543 // Save th
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Writing XML Data ❘ 545 The follow
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Reading XML Data ❘ 547 XML Litera
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XML Serialization ❘ 565 The Seria
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XML Serialization ❘ 567 // Create
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JSON Serialization ❘ 575 To deser
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Learning About Classes ❘ 583 Cust
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Running Scripts ❘ 595 // Generate
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Randomness ❘ 603 through the slot
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Randomness ❘ 605 A 32-bit integer
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ASolutions to Exercises All the pro
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Page 815 and 816: PLINQ ❘ 771 The following list su
Page 817 and 818: KClasses and Structures This append
Page 819 and 820: Events ❘ 775 To create a destruct
Page 821 and 822: LCollection Classes This appendix p
Page 823 and 824: Collections ❘ 779 Collections Col
Page 825 and 826: Iterators ❘ 781 }; } for (int i =
Page 827 and 828: MGeneric Declarations This appendix
Page 829 and 830: NPrinting and Graphics This appendi
Page 831 and 832: Windows Forms Printing ❘ 787 ➤
Page 833 and 834: Windows Forms Printing ❘ 789 Prop
Page 835 and 836: Windows Forms Printing ❘ 791 Prop
Page 837 and 838: Windows Forms Printing ❘ 793 Stri
Page 839: WPF Printing ❘ 795 Method LockBit
Page 843 and 844: OUseful Exception Classes When your
Page 845 and 846: Standard Exception Classes ❘ 801
Page 847 and 848: PDate and Time Format Specifiers A
Page 849 and 850: Custom Format Specifiers ❘ 805 Sp
Page 851 and 852: Q Other Format Specifiers A program
Page 853 and 854: Numeric Formatting Sections ❘ 809
Page 855 and 856: Enumerated Type Formatting ❘ 811
Page 857 and 858: RStreams The .NET Framework provide
Page 859 and 860: BinaryReader and BinaryWriter ❘ 8
Page 861 and 862: TextReader and TextWriter ❘ 817 M
Page 863 and 864: Text File Stream Methods ❘ 819 Me
Page 865 and 866: SFilesystem Classes This appendix d
Page 867 and 868: Framework Classes ❘ 823 File The
Page 869 and 870: Framework Classes ❘ 825 DriveInfo
Page 871 and 872: Framework Classes ❘ 827 Property
Page 877 and 878: Recycle Bin ❘ 833 FileIO.FileSyst
Page 879 and 880: TRegular Expressions This appendix
Page 881 and 882: Regular Expression Options ❘ 837
Page 883 and 884: Using Regular Expressions ❘ 839 S
Page 885 and 886: Using Regular Expressions ❘ 841 T
Page 887 and 888: UParallel Programming This appendix
Page 889 and 890: Tasks ❘ 845 Parallel.For The Para
Page 891 and 892:
Threads ❘ 847 ➤➤ ➤➤ Call
Page 893 and 894:
VXML This appendix summarizes usefu
Page 895 and 896:
Writing XML Data ❘ 851 Document O
Page 897 and 898:
Writing XML Data ❘ 853 Method Des
Page 899 and 900:
Reading XML Data ❘ 855 Property A
Page 901 and 902:
Related Technologies ❘ 857 ➤➤
Page 903 and 904:
WSerialization This appendix summar
Page 905 and 906:
JSON Serialization ❘ 861 Attribut
Page 907 and 908:
Binary Serialization ❘ 863 Binary
Page 909 and 910:
XReflection A class’s type provid
Page 911 and 912:
Type ❘ 867 Property IsValueType I
Page 913 and 914:
Type ❘ 869 Method GetNestedType G
Page 915 and 916:
MethodInfo ❘ 871 Method AddEventH
Page 917 and 918:
FieldInfo ❘ 873 FieldInfo A Field
Page 919 and 920:
ParameterInfo ❘ 875 Property Defa
Page 921 and 922:
Index Symbols + (addition) operator
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attributes - Bitmap class Flags, 75
Page 925 and 926:
Class View - classes Class View, 31
Page 927 and 928:
CollectionDataContract attribute -
Page 929 and 930:
data types - Debug menu data types,
Page 931 and 932:
delegate keyword - DownloadFileTask
Page 933 and 934:
#endif directive - exception classe
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FileInfo class - FirstOrDefault met
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global namespace - inheritance glob
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lambda expressions - LINQ L lambda
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memory - methods, ConvertAll memory
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methods, GetResponseStream - method
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NameValueCollection class - operato
Page 947 and 948:
ParameterInfo class - precedence of
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properties, FieldInfo class - prope
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protected internal keyword - #regio
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Serialize method - statements XML,
Page 955 and 956:
StringWriter class - Task class Str
Page 957 and 958:
TryEnter method - Type class TryEnt
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virtual keyword - XDocument class v
Page 961 and 962:
XmlArray attribute - XSLT SOAP (Sim
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