1. Windows Controls Add controls to Make selections Add links Add images Choose a date or number Time events Make menu choices Respond to dialogs

2. RadioButton May display text, an image, or both Radio buttons from a group user must select exactly one Example3-1 has three radio buttons Each represents a color User selection changes Label text to the selected color

3. Drag radio buttons to form

4. Example3-1

5. Configure Properties BackColorRed Font BoldTrue TextRed AnchorTop (Name)redButton (Similarly for the other two radio buttons)

6. Configuring the Label BorderStyleFixed3D Font Size14 TextThe text color is black TextAlignMiddleCenter AnchorLeft, Right Namedisplay

7. The BorderStyle property Used for the Label NoneThe default FixedSingleFrames the label with black rectangle Fixed3DRecesses the label

8. Handling a radio button click private void redRadio_CheckedChanged (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { display.ForeColor = Color.Red; display.Text = "The color is red"; } Changes the foreground color and text of the label

9. The LinkLabel control Lets us add links to web sites This links to a site with information about George Washington

10. Handle a Link Click Use the Start method of the Process class to start the Internet Explorer browser with the desired web site Event handling code: private void presidentLink_LinkClicked(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs e) { System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(“IEExplore”, “http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/gw1.html”); }

11. Add Radio Buttons to select

12. Handling a radio button selection When the user selects a radio button we want to do three things Show the president’s name in the link Underline the link Associate the link with the site containing the president’s biography.

13. The event handling code private void george_CheckedChanged (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { presidentLink.Text = "George Washington"; presidentLink.LinkBehavior = LinkBehavior.AlwaysUnderline; presidentLink.Links[0].LinkData = "http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/presidents/gw1.html"; }

14. A Collection Of Links A LinkLabel may have a collection of links. The Links property holds that collection Links[0] refers to the first link in the collection. The LinkLabel in Example3-2 has only one link The LinkData specifies the web site for the link

15. Grouping Radio Buttons Drag a GroupBox to the Form Add each RadioButton to the GroupBox GroupBox has a border with a title Change its Text property to Choose a President To change the title in the group box border A Form may have more than one group

17. Selecting a Style The Border Style group box Choose a border style for the link label The user chooses exactly one radio button from each group – one to choose the president and one to choose the border style

18. Border Style event handling private void singleBorder_CheckedChanged (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { presidentLink.BorderStyle = BorderStyle.FixedSingle; } private void threeDBorder_CheckedChanged (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { presidentLink.BorderStyle = BorderStyle.Fixed3D; }

19. The PictureBox control

20. The SizeMode property Normal Places the image in the upper-left corner, clipped if too large StretchImageStretches or shrinks the image to fit AutoSizeResizes the PictureBox to the size of the image CenterImageDisplays the image in the center if the PictureBox is larger than the image. Centers and clips the image if it is larger.

21. Size modes in Example3-3 Left AutoSize Right (top to bottom) Normal CenterImage StretchImage Can set border styles too None, FixedSingle, or Fixed3D

22. The CheckBox control Make multiple selections Or select nothing May have a label, an image, a background image May appear with a box to check or like a button

23. Example3-4

24. Steps to add an image Click on the View, Properties menu item to show the list of properties. Click on the Image property to display a small button at the right. Click on the small button to pop up a window to open a file. Browse to locate the desired image and click the Open button.

25. Alignment ImageAlign property -- place the image at different positions within a CheckBox. CheckAlign property functions in the same way for the position of the box that the user checks. TextAlign property determines the placement of the text

26. Steps to set alignment Click on the View, Properties menu item to show the list of properties. Click on the ImageAlign, CheckAlign, or TextAlign property to display a small button at the right. Click on the small button to pop up a grid of three rows and three columns that allows us to choose the alignment position. Click to choose one of the nine positions. The three vertical positions Top, Middle, and Bottom combine with the three horizontal positions, Left, Center, and Right to give the nine choices.

27. FlatStyle property for CheckBox FlatThe box appears flat PopupAppears flat until the mouse passing over makes it appear three-dimensional StandardAppears three-dimensional SystemAppearance determined by the user’s operating system

28. Event-handling code private void berryBox_CheckedChanged (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { display.Text = "Strawberry " + berryBox.Checked; } Label shows the last box checked or unchecked

29. ListBox and ComboBox ListBox shows all the elements ComboBox pops them up Click on Items property to display a String Collection Editor to enter the items SelectedItem property refers to the selected item

30. Example3-5

31. String Collection Editor

32. ListBox SelectionMode NoneNo items can be selected OneOne item can be selected MultiSimpleMultiple items can be selected MultiExtendedMultiple items can be selected and the user can use the shift, control, and arrow keys to make the selection

33. Selecting a list item When the user selects an item, say hamburger Program displays message in a label hamburger has 9 letters build this expression in four parts hamburger the selected item has 9 the length of the selected word letters

34. ListBox event handler private void foodList_SelectedIndexChanged (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { display.Text = foodList.SelectedItem.ToString() + " has “ + foodList.SelectedItem.ToString().Length.ToString() + " letters"; }

35. ComboBox event handler private void drinksCombo_SelectedIndexChanged (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { display.Text = "It's " + foodList.SelectedItem.ToString() + " and " + drinksCombo.Text; } Display a message showing the food and drink selected

36. Keeping Track Various controls help us keep track of dates, time, and numbers DateTimePicker NumericUpDown StatusBar Timer

37. Example3-6

38. Example3-6 operation DateTimePicker at top of form User chooses a date NumericUpDown in the middle User selects a number Button at bottom User presses to display date in a label and number selected in another label StatusBar at bottom shows current time Timer updates it every second, and changes label colors

39. DateTimePicker Format LongTuesday, January 28, 2003 Short1/28/03 Time10:32:56 AM

40. Button Click handling private void showButton_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { dateDisplay.Text = "Date selected: " + date.Value.ToLongDateString(); numberDisplay.Text = "Number selected " + number.Value.ToString(); }

41. A Timer control

42. Timer Tick event every second private void timer1_Tick (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { currentDateTime.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString(); number.BackColor = dateDisplay.BackColor; dateDisplay.BackColor = numberDisplay.BackColor; numberDisplay.BackColor = number.BackColor; } Copies time to status bar Permutes background colors to give flashing effect

43. Menus

44. Drag a MainMenu control

45. Add a File menu

46. Add menu items File menu Open, Save, Print Format menu Font, Color menu Foreground Background Click on menu item – Event handler pops up a dialog

47. Open menu click event handler private void openMenu_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { openDialog.ShowDialog(); displayBox.LoadFile(openDialog.FileName, RichTextBoxStreamType.PlainText); } Pops up a dialog to select the file Loads the selected file in a RichTextBox

50. Save Click event handler private void saveMenu_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { saveDialog.ShowDialog(); displayBox.SaveFile(saveDialog.FileName, RichTextBoxStreamType.PlainText); } Pops up a dialog to enter a file name Saves file in RichTextBox using that name

52. Foreground Menu Click private void foregroundMenu_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { colorDialog.ShowDialog(); displayBox.ForeColor =colorDialog.Color; } Pops up a dialog to choose a color Changes the RichTextBox text color

54. Font Menu Click private void fontMenu_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) { fontDialog.ShowDialog(); displayBox.Font = fontDialog.Font; } Pops up a font dialog to choose a font Changes the font of the RichTextBox text

56. Example3-7