Win32 API programming with Visual Basic

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 자료제공 :
• I. Declaring API Functions in Visual Basic 1
• 1. Introduction
• What Is the Win32 API?
• The Obstacles to Win32 API Programming Under Visual Basic
• Proceed with Circumspection
• Cautions
• 2. Preliminaries
• Character Codes
• Parameters and Arguments
• Dynamic Link Libraries
• Some C++ Syntax
• Pointers
• 3. API Declarations
• The VB Declare Statement
• The VC-to-VB Translation Game Plan
• Passing Parameters to an External Function
• CopyMemory-A VB Hacker's Dream
• Dealing with API Errors
• 4. Data Types
• What Is a Data Type?
• Fundamental and Derived Data Types
• Visual Basic Data Types
• Basic VC++ Data Types
• Translating Derived Data Types
• Win32 Typedefs
• An Example
• Structures and User-Defined Types
• Flags
• Symbolic Constants
• 5. Signed and Unsigned Data Types
• Signed and Unsigned Representations
• Why Two Different Representations?
• Unsigned Representation
• Signed Representation
• Translating Between Signed and Unsigned Representations
• Converting Between Word Lengths
• 6. Strings
• The BSTR
• C-Style LPSTR and LPWSTR Strings
• String Terminology
• Tools for Exploring Strings
• String Conversion by VB
• Passing Strings to the Win32 API
• Strings and Byte Arrays
• Getting the Address of a Variable of User -Defined Type
• 7. System Information Functions
• The Computer's Name
• Special Windows Paths
• The Operating System Version
• System Metrics
• System Parameters
• System Colors
• 8. Exception Handling
• Thwarting the General Protection Fault
• Replacing the Default Exception Handler
• The Replacement Exception Handler
• A Complete Example
• II. The Windows Operating System 139
• 9. Windows Architecture
• Processes and Threads
• Windows Architecture
• Differences Between Windows 9x and Windows NT
• 10. Objects and Their Handles
• Handles
• Example: File Mapping
• 11. Processes
• Process Handles and IDs
• Module Handles
• Identifying a Process
• Process Pseudohandles
• Enumerating Processes
• Is This Application Already Running?
• 12. Threads
• Thread Handles and Thread IDs
• Thread Priority
• Thread Synchronization
• Waiting Can Be Tricky
• 13. Windows Memory Architecture
• Types of Memory
• The Address Space of a Process
• Example: Using GetSystemInfo
• Allocating Virtual Memory
• Example: Using GlobalMemoryStatus
• Virtual Memory Management
• Heaps of Memory
• Example: Mapping Virtual Memory
• 14. Portable Executable Files
• Module Relocation
• The PE File Format
• Example: Getting PE File Information
• III. Windows (USER32.DLL Programming ) 261
• 15. Windows: The Basics
• Terminology
• Window Styles
• Owned Windows
• Z Order
• Enumerating Windows
• Size and Position Functions
• 16. Windows Messages
• The Message Queues of a Thread
• The Windows Messaging System
• Posting and Sending Messages
• Example: Sending Messages to a Listbox
• Interprocess Marshalling
• Copying Data Between Processes
• The Local Input State
• 17. Window Classes and the Window Creation Process
• Window Classes
• Predefined Window Classes
• The Window Procedure of a Window Class
• Creating a Window
• Window Styles
• Windows and VB Controls
• Example: Spying on Windows
• 18. Windows Subclassing
• Subclassing a Window or Window Class
• Example: Subclassing the VB Checkbox Class
• 19. Windows Hooks
• Global and Thread-Specific Hooks
• Setting the Hook
• Hook Procedures
• Hook Types
• Hook Chains
• Example: A Local Hook
• Example: A Global Hook
• 20. DLL Injection and Foreign Process Access
• Accessing a Foreign Process: The Hooked Thread Graph
• Allocating Foreign Memory
• Example: Foreign Control Extraction
• Example: Fixing the VB6 Help System
• IV. The Windows GDI (GDI32.DLL Programming ) 353
• 21. Bitmaps
• Rectangles
• Bitmaps
• Bitmap Functions
• Using Bitmaps in Menus
• 22. Device Contexts I: Overview
• How Windows Handles Window Painting
• Device Contexts
• 23. Device Contexts II: Types of Device Contexts
• Information Device Contexts
• Memory Device Contexts
• Printer Device Contexts
• Display Device Contexts
• Coordinate Systems
• 24. Device Contexts III: Coordinate Systems
• GDI Coordinate Systems
• Virtual Space
• Device Space
• Page Space
• Virtual Space to Physical Space
• Setting Up Logical Coordinates in Physical Space
• Mapping Modes
• World Space
• 25. Fonts
• Font Families
• Font Technologies
• Character Sets
• Logical and Physical Fonts
• Enumerating Fonts
• V. Appendixes 435
• A. The Clipboard
• B. The Windows Shell
• C. The Registry and Private Profiles