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522 Program Reset command (Run menu) Program Reset command (Run menu), 396 programs, see applications Project command (Options menu), 362 Project Explorer, 359-362 hierarchy, 360 speed menu commands, 360-362 Project Manager, 354-359 speedbar, 355-356 Add Unit button, 356-357 Project Options button, 358 Remove Unit button, 357 Update button, 358 View Form button, 357 View Unit button, 357 speed menu, 358-359 Project Manager commands (View menu), 354 Project Options button (Project Manager speedbar), 358 Project Options dialog box, 212, 362 Application tab, 365-366 C++ tab, 366-371 Code Optimization section, 367-368 Compiling section, 370-371 Debugging section, 368-369 Pre-compiled Headers section, 369-370 Directories/Conditionals tab, 373-374 Forms tab, 363-365 Linker tab, 371-373 Pascal tab, 371 Project Source command (View menu), 170 projects, 169 adding to Object Repository, 326 application resource file, 170 main form header file, 170 main form resource file, 170 main form source file, 170 project makefile, 170-171 project source file, 170 Projects tab (Object Repository), 319 properties, 5-6, 164 Align, 238 AllowAllUp (SpeedButton component), 303 AutoScroll, 227 base class, extending, 495 Cancel (button components), 298-299 ComboBox, 294-296 components Align, 238, 275 BorderStyle, 281 Caption, 281 Color, 275-276 ct13D, 281 Cursor, 277 Enabled, 277-278 Font, 278-279 Height, 281 HelpContext, 281 Hint, 280 Left, 281 Name, 273-274, 314 ParentColor, 280-281 Parentct13D, 280-281 ParentFont, 280-281 ParentShowHint, 280-281 PopupMenu, 281 ShowHint, 280 TabOrder, 281 TabStop, 281 Tag, 281 Top, 282 Visible, 282 Width, 282 Default (button components), 298 DefaultExt (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 309 Down (SpeedButton component), 304 edit controls, 289-292 editing, 203-204 Enabled (button components), 299 FileName (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 309 Files (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 310 Filter (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 310 FilterIndex (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 310 Glyph (BitBtn component), 300-301 GroupIndex (SpeedButton component), 303 Hint (Application object), 338 InitialDir (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 311 Kind (BitBtn component), 301 Label component, 306 Layout (BitBtn component), 301 ListBox, 294-296 Margin (BitBtn component), 302 ModalResult (button components), 296-297 NumGlyphs (BitBtn component), 302 Options (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 311 ShowHint (Application object), 338 Spacing (BitBtn component), 302 storing, 494-495 TabOrder, 243 Title (File Open/File Save dialog boxes), 311 values, 494 writing, 493-494 VCL components, 140-144 access methods, 141 access specifiers, 142 enumerations, 144 sets, 143 Properties command Breakpoint list primary speed menu, 399 Code Editor speed menu, 384 toolbar speed menu, 176 Properties page, 201-204 protected access level, 98 protected keyword (class access levels), 98
protected member functions, 106 prototypes, 22, 239 public keyword (class access levels), 98 public member functions, 105 __published keyword, 338, 496 Q-R queries (databases), 454-457 Quinn, Carl, 137 quotation marks, single/ double, 32 RAD (rapid application development), 4, 139 vs. C++ standards, 488 RadioButton component, 304-305 RC files, 172 Read Only command (Code Editor speed menu), 384 READFILE.CPP listing, 123 ReadOnly property (edit controls), 291 recursion, 24 REFERENC.CPP listing, 77-78 reference operator (&), 76 references, 76-78, 102 Refresh method (components), 283 Remove File command (Project Manager speed menu), 359 Remove Unit button (Project Manager speedbar), 357 removing files from projects (Project Manager), 357 Rename command (Project Explorer speed menu), 361 reordering tabs (Object Repository), 328 Repaint method (components), 283 Replace command (Search menu), 379 Replace dialog boxes, see Find/ Replace dialog boxes Repository command (Options menu), 326 RES files, 172 Reset Process command (Run menu), 45 resource script files, 172, 187, 342 resources, 341-342, 348-349 binding, 343 files, 342-343 retaining database connections, 439 Revert to inherited (Form Designer’s speed menu), 218 RichEdit component, 287-292 properties, 289-292 rows (databases), 428 Run command (Run menu), 395 Run menu commands Add Breakpoint, 396 Add Watch (Ctrl+F5), 396, 405 Evaluate/Modify (Ctrl+F7), 396, 412-413 Inspect, 396, 408 Parameters, 395 Program Pause, 396 Program Reset (Ctrl+F2), 396 Reset Process (Ctrl+F2), 45 Run (F9), 395 Run to Cursor (F4), 395, 402 Show Execution Point, 396 Step Over (F8), 395, 417 Trace Into (F7), 395, 417 Trace to Next Source Line (Shift+F7), 395, 418 Run to Cursor command Code Editor speed menu, 394, 402 Run menu, 395, 402 running ScratchPad example, 259 S Selected property (ListBox component) Save Project command (Project Manager speed menu), 359 saving files (Code Editor), 377 menus (templates), 263 Scale command Edit menu, 232 523 Form Designer’s speed menu, 218 Scale dialog box, 232 scope, 53-55 global, 55 local, 54 scope resolution operator (::), 55, 119 SCOPE.CPP listing, 53-54 ScratchPad example, 239 creating menu separators (Menu Designer), 247 creating menus (Menu Designer), 245-248 deleting menu items (Menu Designer), 249-250 inserting menu items (Menu Designer), 250 memo component, 241-242 modifying menu items (Menu Designer), 251 moving menu items (Menu Designer), 250 pop-up menus, creating, 260-261 running, 242, 259 speedbar, 239-240 status bar, 241 writing code, 253-254 ScrollBar component, 306 ScrollBars property (edit controls), 291 ScrollInView( ) method, 198 SDIs (single document interfaces), 193 Search menu commands Find (Ctrl+F), 379 Go To Address, 415 Incremental Search (Ctrl+E), 382 Replace (Ctrl+R), 379 secondary windows, 193 SelCount property (ListBox component), 295 Select All command (Edit menu), 222 Select command (Project Explorer speed menu), 360 Select Directory dialog box, 334 Selected property (ListBox component), 295
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