The document discusses creating forms and adding controls in Visual Studio using C#. It describes how to create a Windows Forms application project, add buttons, labels, and textboxes to forms using the toolbox, and name controls. It also covers correcting errors, deciding between console and GUI interfaces, and providing functionality for buttons by writing code in the button click event handler.
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This presentation is not mine, the due rights are stated inside the ppt. I'm just uploading this to slideshare, so I can share it in a blackboard course site for my grade in a course at my institution.
Chapter 2 — Program and Graphical User Interface Designfrancopw
Chapter 2 introduces students to the major elements of the Visual Studio 2010 integrated development environment (IDE) while designing a graphical user interface mock-up. Topics include opening Visual Studio 2010, creating a Windows Forms Application project,adding objects to a Windows form, assigning properties to objects,aligning objects on the Windows form,and saving Visual Basic projects. The chapter also discusses how to apply GUI design principles and examines the first two phases of the program development life cycle (PDLC).
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1. Microsoft Visual C# 2010
Fourth Edition
Chapter 3
Using GUI Objects and the
Visual Studio IDE
2. Objectives
• Create a Form in the Visual Studio IDE
• Use the Toolbox to add a Button to a Form
• Add Labels and TextBoxes to a Form
• Name Forms and controls
• Correct errors
• Decide which interface to use
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3. Creating a Form in the IDE
• Forms are GUI objects that provide an interface for
collecting, displaying, and delivering information
• Select New Project after starting Visual Studio
• Then choose Windows Forms Application
• After you click OK in the New Project window, you
see the IDE main window
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4. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont’d.)
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5. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont’d.)
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6. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont'd.)
• The name of the application shows in three places:
the title bar, the Solution Explorer, and the
Properties window
• The main menu lies horizontally across the top
• The Toolbox tab provides a list of controls you can
drag onto a Form
• The Form Designer appears in the center of the
screen
• The Solution Explorer allows viewing and
managing project files and settings
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7. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont'd.)
• The Properties window is for configuring
properties and events on controls in your user
interface
• The error list displays messages about compiler
errors in your code
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8. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont'd.)
• The Program.cs file contains the automatically
generated Main() method of the application
• Form1.cs contains other automatically generated
code
– The code describes what tasks you will assign to the
controls in your application
• When you create a Windows Form project, Visual
C# adds a Form to the project and calls it Form1
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9. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont'd.)
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10. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont'd.)
• In the Properties window, you can change the
appearance, size, and color of a window
• The Form class contains around 100 properties
• Property names appear in alphabetical order
(except for Name)
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11. Creating a Form in the IDE (cont'd.)
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12. Using the Toolbox to Add a Button to
a Form
• When you open the IDE, the left border displays a
Toolbox tab
– Open the toolbox, and a list of tool groups is
displayed
– The tool groups includes the controls you have seen
when using a Windows application
• You can drag controls (such as a Button) onto a
Form
• You can relocate a control by dragging it or delete
it by selecting it and pressing the Del key
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13. Using the Toolbox to Add a Button to
a Form (cont'd.)
• A Button is a clickable object that allows a user to
interact with a GUI program
• By default, the first button dragged on is named
button1
– You should probably change the name to something
meaningful
• When you click on a control, the Properties window
shows its properties
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14. Using the Toolbox to Add a Button to
a Form (cont'd.)
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15. Using the Toolbox to Add a Button to
a Form (cont'd.)
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16. Using the Toolbox to Add a Button to
a Form (cont'd.)
• Adding functionality to a Button is easy with the
IDE
– After dragging the button on to a Form, you double-
click on it to create a method that executes when the
user clicks the Button
• You can view the code by selecting View and then
Code from the main menu
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17. Using the Toolbox to Add a Button to
a Form (cont'd.)
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18. Using the Toolbox to Add a Button to
a Form (cont'd.)
• You will see many generated statements, some
confusing
• To make a Button perform an action, you can
ignore most of these
• Write code between the curly braces of the
button1_Click() method
• If you change the Name property of the button1
object, the name of its subsequently created
Click() method will also change automatically
• You can write anything you want in the Click()
methods
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19. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form
• Labels are controls that you use to display text to
communicate with an application’s user
• You can drag a Label onto a Form, just like a
Button
• You can change its Text property to display any
text you like
– Depending on the amount of text, you may need to
resize the label
• In Figure 3-7, “Enter a number” has been assigned
to label1’s Text property
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20. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
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21. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
• TextBoxes are controls through which a user can
enter input data in a GUI application
• If a user is supposed to enter data in a TextBox,
you frequently want to start with its Text property
empty
• When a user types a value into a TextBox, it
becomes the value of the Text property
– It is a string by default
– If the user is supposed to enter a number, you’ll
have to convert it, just as in a console application
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22. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
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23. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
• The form on the next slide is meant to have the
user enter two numbers in the TextBoxes
• When the user clicks the Button, the sum of the
two numbers will be displayed in label3
• You must create the code to do the addition
– It goes in the button1_Click() method
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24. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
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25. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
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26. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
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27. Adding Labels and TextBoxes to a
Form (cont'd.)
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28. Naming Forms and Controls
• Provide reasonable Name property values for all
the controls you place on a Form
– Conventionally, start control names with a lowercase
letter and use camel casing
– Start Form names with an uppercase letter and use
camel casing
• A Form is a class, and C# class names conventionally
start with an uppercase letter
– Use the type of object in the name
• To rename a control after you have generated code
for it, use the code refactoring feature
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29. Naming Forms and Controls (cont'd.)
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30. Naming Forms and Controls (cont'd.)
• When you click Rename, a dialog box opens
– Type the new method name
• A Preview Changes dialog box will highlight the
change
– Confirm the change by clicking Apply
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31. Naming Forms and Controls (cont'd.)
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32. Correcting Errors
• As in console-based programs, you will often
generate syntax errors
• If you build or run a program with an error, you will
see “Build failed” in the lower-left corner of the IDE
• You will also see an error dialog box
– Always click No in response to “Would you like to
continue and run the last successful build?”
• Errors will be listed in the error list at the lower-left
corner of the screen
• Double-clicking an error message will take you to
the location in the code where the error was found
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35. Correcting Errors (cont'd.)
• When you are working in the Form Designer, it is
easy to inadvertently double-click a control and
create an event-handling method you don’t want
– You can leave the event-handling method empty, but
that’s considered bad form
– You cannot just delete the method because, behind
the scenes, other code will have been created that
refers to the method
– Instead, go to the Properties window of the control,
and then click on its Events button, select the button
you want to eliminate, and delete the method name
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37. Deciding Which Interface to Use
• You have learned to create:
– Console applications
– GUI applications
• Both types contain basic building blocks
• GUI applications
– Look “snazzier” and are easy to use
– GUI applications take longer to develop
• Console applications
– Simpler; may be better when learning new logical
constructs
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38. You Do It
• Working With the Visual Studio IDE
• Providing Functionality for a Button
• Adding a Second Button to a Form
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39. Summary
• Forms are GUI objects that provide an interface for
collecting, displaying, and delivering information
• The Toolbox displays a list of available controls you
can add to a Form
– This list includes Button, CheckBox, and Label
• Labels are controls that you use to display text to
communicate with an application’s user
• Provide reasonable Name property values for all
the controls you place on a Form
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40. Summary (cont’d.)
• If you build or run a program that contains a syntax
error, you see “Build failed” in the lower-left corner
of the IDE and an error dialog box
• Both console and GUI applications can contain
variables and constants, decisions, loops, arrays,
and calls to other methods
– GUI applications
• Look “snazzier”
• Contain controls that a user can manipulate with a
mouse
• Usually take longer to develop
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