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Détails sur le produit
Broché: 450 pages
Editeur : WROX Press Ltd; Édition : 01 (17 novembre 1998)
Collection : Wrox Us
Langue : Anglais
ISBN-10: 186100172X
ISBN-13: 978-1861001726
Dimensions du produit:
19 x 3,8 x 24,8 cm
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I was expecting a more thorough coverage of creating Classes. The first project is about creating a class, but it isn't a very sophisticated class. The next thing I know I'm developing a project that uses classes to allow access to the Biblio sample database, and then realized that I was typing in a lot of code without really understanding how it worked. That's as far as I have been able to get, so far.It's possible that my understanding problems are caused by being thrown, kind of abruptly, into parts of objects that I didn't know existed. I have to admit that I've managed to do a lot of VB programming over a span of 20 years, without using classes. Now I finally want to learn something about them, but I don't feel that the one project of developing a Class object was enough to make me comfortable creating them on my own. Too much too soon?
SYNOPSIS: I recommend this book for it's presentation of the OOP architecture and the code samples of ActiveX objects and Business Objects. Explanations are easy to read and grasp. There are plenty of simple diagrams that help visualize many of the abstract concepts of OOP. In the step-by-step instructions, there are actual screen shots of what a programmer will see when they write the sample code. DETAILED EXPLANATION OF RECOMMENDATION: I have several Visual Basic books. However, none of them give a simple, complete example of the code needed to construct an ActiveX control that stores it's state values in a property bag. I spent two days trying to write code that would store the values in a persistent property bag. Examples that I downloaded from the Web were complex, and had little or no explanation as to HOW they worked. And explanations that I found were either terse or did not give enough detail for me to successfully construct a Control with persistent state values that a user could alter during run mode then have them save to the property bag object. At Barnes & Nobles I reviewed 40 or more books on Visual Basic. In this book in Chapter 8 "Object Persistence" the author Peter Wright provides step-by-step instructions with the full code for creating an ActiveX control that maintain state information in a property bag object. There are screen shots of how the control and message boxes will appear. The explanations of what, when, where, why, and how the code executes are to the point, easy to read and understand. I only needed one chapter, 23 pages, from this book. Yet I was glad to spend the money to purchase it. Why? It is well written, easy read, has lots of diagrams and screen shots that makes it easy to visualize concepts and control objects, and gave me EXACTLY what I was looking for. I could have used a book of this quality 3 years ago when I began learning OOP on a Java platform. Bravo!
I have been trying to learn VB for the past couple of years. I have been looking for a book that will do just that. I am a mainframe programmer (cobol) and therefore I am new to this type of programming. I searched and bought several books on how to learn VB, learn VB in 21 days, learn VB step by step etc. But none of them really taught me VB. I was so confused with all those books. Most of the time the author (after the 3rd chapter) will assume that you have become an expert on the subject. So I will be lost after that. What many authors do not know, is to TEACH a person who DOES NOT know the subject. But Peter is a true teacher. Reading this book is like sitting in a class and following the teacher step by step. He takes the time to re-iterate subjects covered before so that we can re-enforce what we have learned so far. The book is Sooooo organized that by the time you are done with the book, you have learned the VB beginning (basics). Initially VB was like a puzzle thrown at me with no pictures to follow up. But, this book was like showing a picture so that we can put that puzzle together. It helped me a lot. Now I am working on Peter's another book (VB6 Objects). I have not finished it yet. But these books have given be a good head start on VB 6. Great job Peter!!
I read this book from cover to cover more than two years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. Before this book, I've read Sams' Teach Yourself VB 5 in 24 Hours. While that gave me a taste of VB, it didn't give me enough to write standalone programs or enough to allow me to solve problems with VB. Wrox is a favorite of mine ever since I got this Beginning book. I have come to understand and develop programs with VB because of this book. Lots of great examples. Though no CD comes with it, it's really a blessing because it forces the reader to enter in these small snippets of code. I've referred back to it for definition and code snippets. A great learning tool as well as a great reference for those little things that one forgets sometimes. So many people have borrowed it from me, it has finally been lost. I'll have to order a new one. *sigh*
The good news is that, with the amount of stuff you learn from this book on proper object-oriented programming, you'll feel that my money was well spent. The bad news is that every application you wrote before reading this - eh, you'll want to tear them apart and start from scratch. This book is a great introduction to object oriented programming. The concepts are sound, the explanations are great. The examples [stink]. In a book where he preaches cohesion, you would think that he'd cohesively stick to developing the same example further and further.
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