[shell-coding] Re: VB

I know both VB and C++ very, very well and use them everyday. VB is good for
quick playing around with ActiveX controls when performance doesn't matter.
You'll be much happier for every thing else if you learn C++.

For those of you looking to transition from VB to C++ gui, start by creating
a new "MFC AppWizard (exe)" project.  Select Dialog based, and click
"Finish". In the resource view there will be a dialog for your project.  You
can now add controls and such to the dialog in a manner very similar to a VB
form.  Right click on a control and select ClassWizard and use the Message
Maps tab to write message handlers. Select a control and a message
(IDC_Button1 & BN_CLICKED) to create an event handler (Button1OnClicked).
That should give you a good entry point to start exploring. Use the MSDN
library  (msdn.microsoft.com) and get a good beginning book (I highly
recommend the series of red books from WROX.)

Good hacking,
Brian
----- Original Message -----
From: "dave" <davidjustice@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <shell-coding@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2002 6:23 PM
Subject: [shell-coding] VB


> just wondering if there are any VB coders on this list...just remembered
> sushi is/was one...are there any others?
> prion
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