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    CH3 2

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    The document discusses adding controls like buttons, labels, and textboxes to a Windows form in Visual Studio. It provides details on: - Adding controls via the toolbox - Common properties and events of button, label, and textbox controls - Examples of writing code to handle control events like button clicks to update text or perform calculations The examples demonstrate how to design interfaces, add controls, set control properties, and write event handlers to add interactivity to forms.

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    The document discusses adding controls like buttons, labels, and textboxes to a Windows form in Visual Studio. It provides details on: - Adding controls via the toolbox - Common properties and events of button, label, and textbox controls - Examples of writing code to handle control events like button clicks to update text or perform calculations The examples demonstrate how to design interfaces, add controls, set control properties, and write event handlers to add interactivity to forms.

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    The document discusses adding controls like buttons, labels, and textboxes to a Windows form in Visual Studio. It provides details on: - Adding controls via the toolbox - Common properties and events of button, label, and textbox controls - Examples of writing code to handle control events like button clicks to update text or perform calculations The examples demonstrate how to design interfaces, add controls, set control properties, and write event handlers to add interactivity to forms.

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    CH3 2

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    Mikiyas Getasew
    The document discusses adding controls like buttons, labels, and textboxes to a Windows form in Visual Studio. It provides details on: - Adding controls via the toolbox - Common properties and events of button, label, and textbox controls - Examples of writing code to handle control events like button clicks to update text or perform calculations The examples demonstrate how to design interfaces, add controls, set control properties, and write event handlers to add interactivity to forms.

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    Controls

    1
    Adding controls to a Blank window form

    The first thing we’ll do is to add a button to the


    blank form. We’ll then write a single line of code,
    so that you can see how things work.
    Tool box
    • The tool box contains all the necessary
    controls
    • If you want to add a control to a form, you can use the Toolbox on the
    left of Visual Studio. Move your mouse over to the Toolbox, and click
    the arrow symbol (or plus symbol) next to Common Controls. You
    should see the following list of things that you can add to your form:
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    Tool Box

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    Cont…

    • Lets now add a button control by just


    dragging the control from the tool box to
    Form1
    • You can also add controls to form by just
    double clicking the required control in the
    tool box

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    Cont…

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    Button Control
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    Button Control
    • The button control represents a standard
    windows button .
    • It is generally used to generate a click
    events by providing a handler for the click
    event

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    Adding Button controls to a
    window form

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    Properties of the button control

    Property Description
    Text Get or set the text associated with
    control
    Name This is the actual name of the button
    BackColor Gets or sets the background color of the
    button
    Image Gets or sets the image that is displayed
    on a button control.
    TextAlign Gets or sets the alignment of the text on
    the button control
    ………………………. ………………………….
    ……………………….. …………………………….
    etc etc
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    Event associated with Button

    Event
    • An event is an member of a class, used to perform
    required action
    • Event is similar to function but pointed by a
    delegate or function pointer
    • Every event will have particular period of time
    that is to be called as event raising/firing
    • Delegate are completely backbone for the event
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    Event associated with Button
    Event Description
    Click Occurs when the controls is clicked
    Double click Occurs when the user double-click the button
    controls
    GotFocus Occurs when the controls receives focus
    TextCange Occurs when the text property value changed
    Tapindexcange Occurs when the tabindex property value change
    Validate Occurs when the control is finished validating

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    Example
    Step1

    • Design and create the user interface

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    Cont..
    Step 2: write code
    1. Change the name of the button as btn1,
    btn2, btn3
    2. Set the text btn1 as Show Moto, btn2 as
    Show Logo and btn3 as Exit
    3. Handle the click event
    1. If Show Moto click change the text to click
    2. If show logo click change the text Show Logo
    3. If exit click change the text to tanks
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    Label Control
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    Label Control

    • The label control is one of the most


    commonly used windows form
    • It is generated used to display the text that is
    not supposed to be changed by the user at
    run time

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    Adding Label controls to a
    window form

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    Reading Assignment

    • Properties of the Label control


    • Event associated with Label control

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    TextBox Control
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    TextBox Control

    • This control is used to accept the data from


    the user and also to display the data
    dynamically to the user

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    Adding TextBox controls to a
    window form

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    Properties of the TextBox control

    Property Description
    Text Gets or sets the current text in the TextBox.
    Name Gets or sets the current name of TextBox.
    MultiLine True: data in the textbox appears in more than one
    True lines
    False(Default) False: data in the textbox appears in one lines
    PasswordChar Gets or sets the character used to mask characters of a
    password in a single-line TextBox control.
    ReadOnly True: data in the textbox is editable
    True False: data in the textbox is not editable
    False (Default)
    ScrollBars None: no scroll bar appears to the control
    None (Default) Horizontal : horizontal scroll bar appears to the control
    Horizontal Vertical: vertical scroll bar appears to the control
    Vertical Both : both scroll bar appears to the control 21
    Both
    Event associated with TextBox
    Event Description
    Click Occurs when the text box is clicked
    KeyDown Occurs when a key is pressed while the control has focus
    KeyPress Occurs when a key is pressed while the control has focus
    KeyUP Occurs when a key is released while the control has focus
    MouseDown Occurs when the mouse pointer is over the control and a
    mouse button pressed

    MuseUp Occurs when the mouse pointer is over the control and a
    mouse button released

    Leave Occurs when the input focus leaves the control

    Etc Etc 22
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    Example 1
    Step1:Design and create the user interface

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    Cont…
    Step2: write code
    1. The application should respond to this
    click event add, subtract , multiply and
    divide

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    Example 2
    Step1:Design and create the user interface

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    Cont…
    Step2: write code
    1. The application should respond to this
    click event Login and Exit
    2. Add two button to login form change the
    text to show password and hide password ,
    The application should respond to click
    show password and hide password

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    Example 3
    Step1:Design and create the user interface

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    Example 4

    Step1:Design and create the user interface

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    Cont…
    Step2: write code
    1. The application should respond to compute
    click event by calculating and filling the
    deduction ,this OT payment as well as the
    Net Payment in the respective textBoxs

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    Example 5
    Step1:Design and create the user interface

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    Cont…
    Step2: write code
    1. Cmd Left click :move the form to the left by 1000 twips
    2. Cmd Up click :move the form to the top by 1000 twips
    3. Cmd Wider click :make the width of the form 1000 twips
    grater than its current value
    4. Cmd Longer click :make the length of the form 1000
    twips grater than its current value
    5. Cmd Red click: make the background color of the form
    Red
    6. Cmd Yellow click: make the fourground color of the
    form Yellow
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    Example 6
    Step1:Design and create the user interface

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    Cont…
    Step2: write code
    1. Cmd Larger click :change font size C#.net to 40
    2. Cmd smaller click :change font size C#.net to 7

    3. Cmd Yellow click: make the fourground color of the


    form Yellow

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    Example 7
    Step1:Design and create the user interface

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    Cont…
    Step2: write code
    1. The application should respond to this
    click event Reset

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