Microsoft COM for Complex Variables
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Our senior mathematics course in Complex Variables uses technology for complex arithmetic and mappings. Microsoft COM technology is used to produce a component in Visual Basic code that can be used in programs or in Excel. The component encapsulates the data structure and operations for complex arithmetic. The component is used in programming projects for complex valued computations and plotting. We show example projects and how to create the COM complex component.
Website: archives.math.utk.edu | Filesize: 87kb
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VB6 to VB.Net Beginners Tutorial
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This tutorial is aimed at the VB.Net beginner. It will show some of the major differences VB.Net has introduced over VB6. This tutorial does not cover changes in the IDE, only basic code changes.
Website: www.bassicsoftware.com | Filesize: 40kb
No of Page(s): 17
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A Programmers Guide to Visual Basic.NET
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Just as Visual Basic 1.0 opened the door to Windows development, Visual Basic.NET again opens up software development—this time to the more than three million Visual Basic developers. It makes it easier than ever before for VB developers to build scalable Web and server applications. It provides technology to bridge the gap from traditional client-side development to the next generation of Web services and applications. It extends the RAD experience that is the heart of Visual Basic to the server and to the Internet.
Website: vbcity.com | Filesize: 4243kb
No of Page(s): 223
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A 15 Minute Tcl Tour For Visual Basic and VBScript Programmers
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VB and VBScript programmers: I know how you feel. Really. As a Microsoft Certified Professional in VB6, I’ve been doing those languages for 7 years. I really liked them, until I got over the hump in Tcl and started noticing the differences in flexibility that are shown here. If Tcl looks completely alien to you, and you wonder how in the world they dreamed it up, hold it up beside a piece of C code, or a UNIX shell script. I think those are what influenced it the most. UNIX shell scripts are a lot more advanced than MS Windows shell scripts, even those on NT/2000. In fact, UNIX shell scripts have a lot of the capabilities shown here. Both Tcl and shell script are based largely on string substitution. I chose to study Tcl over shell scripts because Tcl code is much more verbose and English?like (and therefore maintainable) than shell scripts, which tend to be cryptic. Some of the shell script command names are just punctuation alone!
Website: www.ibiblio.org | Filesize: 30kb
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Write native iPhone applications using Eclipse CDT
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Learn how to use the Eclipse C Development Toolkit (CDT) to program native applications for the Apple iPhone, using open source tools to enable iPhone OS development on any Eclipse-supported platform.
Website: www.maxhorvath.com | Filesize: 1088kb
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Debug iPhone Web applications with Eclipse
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Learn how to debug Asynchronous JavaScript + XML (Ajax) Web applications using Eclipse, Aptana’s iPhone Development plug-in, Aptana’s Firefox JavaScript debugger, and Firebug.
Website: www6.software.ibm.com | Filesize: 959kb
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How to Write Your First iPhone Program
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The Apple iPhone is becoming a full-fledged development platform. It’s reliance on desktopclass operating system software is allowing it to become the most powerful mobile platform available. Here is how you can get in on the action, even if you have never written a line of code before! First, you need an Apple computer with an Intel processor and Mac OS X Leopard. I’m sure that Apple would be happy to help you with this step. We’re going to jump right into making a program, but first we need to define a few terms.
Website: deimos3.apple.com | Filesize: 414kb
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