Advanced Visual C++ DLL
$30-5000 USD
Paid on delivery
Let's suppose that we are in Visual Basic IDE and we have insert a UserForm named Form1. So untill now, we have Form1 and Visual Basic 'ToolBox' window (that contains available controls). From the 'ToolBox' window we can drag on the Form1 different controls. Let's suppose that, from the 'ToolBox' window we are added on the Form1 a control named Command1. In Visual Basic IDE, when we double-click on Command1 we obtain event:
Private Sub Command1_Click()
'and we can add code in here, like:
MsgBox "You have clicked on Command1 Button"
End Sub
So, in fact, what do I want? I want a Visual C++ control, (that is a container in fact), with two states: Design Time State and RunTime State.
When I put this control on a Visual Basic Form I can drag different controls on this Visual C++ control. I can resize those controls that I added, and do whatever things, that I normally do with controls in Visual Basic IDE. All this are happening at Design Time State, that is a property for this Visual C++ control.
When I select RunTime State property for this Visual C++ control, this control acts like Visual Basic IDE in RunTime Mode, meaning this Visual C++ control (that is a container in fact) let me to add code for all events which other controls on it do have (like, suppose we have a Command1 control on this Visual C++ control. We will have the following events for Command1. Fo example: Command1_Click, Command1_DblClick, Command1_KeyUp, Command1_MouseMove, etc).
Because we don't know what possibly events a child control can have, these events must be executed at RunTime.
There is no alternative, that I write these events at Design Time Mode. Those events that a child control can have, must be stored in an array or something for this Visual C++ control, and I will can execute them, after compilation, even I never wrote code for Command1_Click at Design Time Mode or in Visual Basic IDE.
## Deliverables
1) Complete and fully-functional working program(s) in executable form as well as complete source code of all work done.
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## Platform
All 32 Bit Windows Platforms:
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Millenium, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows Longhorn
Project ID: #3522419
