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Visual C++ Windows Shell Programming
| 作者 | Dino Esposito | | ＩＳＢＮ | unknown | | 出版日期/版本 | (December 1998) | | 格式 | ＰＤＦ Adobe Acrobat |
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| The author, Dino Esposito, does excellent work in an instructional manner dealing with the customization of the Windows shell. There is an abundance of information located between the covers that will augment the comprehension the reader has about the Windows operating system as a whole. Many of the things that are in this book are available in other locations, such as MSDN and other articles available for free; however having a concentrated reference is very convenient.
Chapter 1-2: These chapters include a basic introduction to the way the Windows shell functions, and the various portions of the shell. It also introduces the Windows Application Programming Interface (API).
Chapter 3-6: Esposito explains how to work with files, including special folders, using the shell API functions SHFileOperation() and SHFileGetInfo(). Manipulating files, gathering information, and browsing for folders, it is all included. Certain Windows tasks such as working with shortcuts are explained programmatically.
Chapter 7-8: Chapter 7 introduces the concept of `invading' the shell using hooks and COM objects: using shell events or events within other processes to trigger your own events. Chapter 8 explains how to spaw
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Reviewer: Matthew Clower
The author, Dino Esposito, does excellent work in an instructional manner dealing with the customization of the Windows shell. There is an abundance of information located between the covers that will augment the comprehension the reader has about the Windows operating system as a whole. Many of the things that are in this book are available in other locations, such as MSDN and other articles available for free; however having a concentrated reference is very convenient.
Chapter 9-10: The first topic discussed deals with Windows icons, and then `invading' the Windows taskbar. This example can be used to take over any other process. Areas of the shell that are supposedly not very well known are covered; the recycling bin, formatting drives, etc.
Chapter 11-13: The Windows shell, `explorer.exe' is investigated. The author describes to the reader how explorer works, both the default actions taken and how to invoke certain behavior using the command line. Benefits and differences between using rundll() and rundll32.exe are covered; complete with examples of how to use them. Esposito spends a lot of time on scripting, first offering examples of scriptable shell objects then covering how to use the Windows Scripting Host, (WSH).
Chapter 14-16: Further levels of shell integration are presented as a conclusion to the book. Creating your own document types as well as many other features, like drag-and-drop support, give applications a native appearance in the shell. By creating new namespaces, the Windows operating system becomes even more customizable. |
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