Borland C++ Developer's Journal Master Index

• 4.0 Debugging Technique - Adding the new diagnostic macros to your code
• A closer look at subexpressions
• ANSI C++ Programming - Replacing BIDS containers with STL containers
• Accessing the parent process environment variables with C++
• Advanced C++ programming - Reconstructing objects
• Another C++ DOS Design tip - Placing string literals in another data segment
• Applying user-defined conversions
• Automatically deallocating memory using smart pointers
• Automatically verifying data entries with picture validators
• BORLAND C++ 3.1 Tip - Inspecting objects and classes with the integrated debugger
• Borland C++ 3.1 - Customizing syntax highlight colors for the DOS IDE
• Borland C++ 3.1 - Eliminating SWP files
• Borland C++ 3.1 - Quick tips for the DOS IDE
• Borland C++ 3.1 Class Libraries - Correcting a problem in the BI_ISVectorImp class template
• Borland C++ 3.1 Class libraries - Retrieving data with dictionaries and associations
• Borland C++ 3.1 Windows Programming - Running a DOS program as a Windows program
• Borland C++ 4.0 Class Libraries - Using dictionaries in Borland C++ 4.0
• Borland C++ 4.0 Feature - Defining a custom style sheet for compiler options
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Adding multiple targets to a project
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Building release candidates from source pools
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Copying a tool to another project
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Dumping code into source pools
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Passing arguments to a program from the IDE
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Setting options for one-file applications
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Using File Manager with the IDE
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Using multiple precompiled header files in multi-target projects
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE Feature - Inheriting IDE tools and style sheets from current projects
• Borland C++ 4.0 IDE Tip - Splitting an edit window
• Borland C++ 4.0 Tip - Solving a problem with the TPXPictureValidator class
• Borland C++ 4.0 Tip - Using the extended diagnostic macros
• Borland C++ 4.0 feature - Calling GREP from the IDE
• Borland C++ 4.0 project management - Adding text files to a project
• Borland C++ 4.5 - Running TLINK from the IDE
• Borland C++ 4.x - C++ Quick Tips
• Borland C++ Language Extension - Embedding copyright text in EXE and OBJ files
• Borland C++ class libraries - Using the BIDS iterator classes
• Borland C++ for DOS or Windows - Compiling with and without
• C++ BASICS - Unusual union uses
• C++ DOS Design tip - Initializing class strings in a separate source file
• C++ Design - Implementing a Model-View-Controller design in C++
• C++ Design guideline - Avoiding set/get member functions
• C++ Design tip - Creating public interface classes
• C++ Foundations Series - Nomenclature
• C++ Language Basics - Applying multiple inheritance
• C++ Language Basics - Overloading the function call operator
• C++ Language Basics - Using multiple inheritance
• C++ Language Quick Tips - Obscure C++
• C++ Language basics - An overview of the new casting operators
• C++ Language basics - Exception handling: Understanding dynamic scope and stack unwinding
• C++ Language basics - Using multiple inheritance effectively
• C++ Language tip - Enabling and disabling code sections using comments
• C++ Language tip - Increment- and decrement-operator overloading
• C++ Programming - An introduction to iterator classes
• C++ Programming - More on iterator classes
• C++ Programming Basics - Creating a smart pointer template class
• C++ Programming Basics - Implementing reference counting with smart pointers
• C++ Programming tip - Specializing function templates
• C++ design using OWL 2.0 - Implementing MVC designs using OWL's Doc/View architecture
• Calculating the environment block's size
• Changing the menu bar dynamically
• Common problems when using the Response Table macros
• Compiling TV from the command line
• Configuring the online help system in BC++ 4.5
• Container class background
• Creating composite style sheets
• Customizing OWL 2.0 Applications - Setting the resize limits for a client window
• Customizing the 3.1 IDE - Creating custom configuration files for your projects
• Customizing the IDE - Changing the default project settings
• Debugging OWL 2.0 applications - Building a diagnostic version of the OWL 2.0 library
• Debugging Tip - Using thunk functions to track down memory leaks
• Debugging dynamic memory allocations in C++
• Designing view classes
• Directly editing an OWL TListBox object
• Enabling and disabling commands in an ObjectWindows 2.0 application
• Extending TurboVision - Creating a numeric input line
• Extending objectwindows 2.0 - Enabling other controls after data validation
• Extending the 4.0 IDE - Sending GREP's IDE output to a file
• Flying ahead - Windows 95: What's in it for you?
• Generating an ObjectWindows application with the AppExpert
• Getting started with Windows multimedia
• Getting what you ask for
• Hidden feature of Borland C++ - Finding Easter eggs in the Borland C++ IDEs
• Highlighting your own keywords in the IDE editor
• How projects pass options between nodes
• How the -Ox TLINK options reduce EXE size
• How to get the STL
• How validator objects interact with edit controls
• IDE Quick Tip - Hiding the Message window
• Improving code readability - Using alternative tokens for bitwise and logical operators
• Increasing the IDE's transfer command-line limit
• Initialization versus assignment
• Interfacing with Resource Workshop
• Keeping up with the latest changes to the C++ standard
• Launching an external text editor from the IDE
• Letter from the Editor - Welcome to Borland C++ Developer's Journal
• Letters - Avoiding IDE lockup
• Letters - Determining video bit-depth from a Windows application
• Letters - Determining which DOS debugger to use
• Letters - Maintaining up-to-date SYM files for WinSpector
• Letters - Menu enabling and disabling in OWL 2.0
• Letters - Overloading operator=( )
• Letters - PREPOST.CPP error
• Letters - Using the TArrayAsVector class's ArraySize( ) member function
• Limiting the precompiled header file
• Looking at the parent process's PSP
• Making reference copies of project nodes
• Modifying the STL to work with Borland C++ 4.x
• Moving a simple MVC design to OWL 2.0
• New Borland Product - Tracking bugs with CodeGuard
• OWL Programming - Creating your own validation classes
• ObjectWindows 2.0 - Using transfer buffers with OWL 2.0 list boxes
• ObjectWindows programming - Centering dialog boxes in an OWL application
• ObjectWindows programming - OWL quick tips
• Objectwindows programming - Coloring controls in OWL applications
• Opening a default project
• Optimizing BC++ 4.5 - Removing Exception-Handling
• Optimizing the IDE - Saving disk space by using common precompiled header files
• Optimizing your code - Eliminating common subexpressions
• Optimizing your code - Removing debug data from compiled executable
• Optimizing your header files
• Other ways to perform reference counting
• Owl Doc/view Programming - Checking the DirtyFlag in Doc/View applications
• Owner-drawn list boxes in OWL
• Owner-drawn list boxes without strings
• Power-user text editing
• Product Support - Getting Borland C++ support on a pay-per-call basis
• Productivity Tip - Saving time with pre-compiled headers
• Programming in DOS - Adding a DOS environment variable from inside a program
• Pushbuttons, Bitmaps, and control IDs
• Resource Workshop tip - Displaying bitmaps in dialog boxes
• Responding to drag-and-drop actions
• Responding to standard messages with ObjectWindows 2.0
• Running MAKE on a low-memory system
• Running multiple versions of Borland C++ using WinRun
• Setting compiler options by using a style sheet
• Showing splash screens in an OWL application
• Shrinking Windows EXEs and DLLs
• Source Code Management - Searchingfor text in multiple source files
• Standard C++ - Standard Template Library overview
• Streaming text to a device context
• Style sheets versus source pools
• TECHNICAL SUPPORT - Using Borland's TechFAX Document Retrieval System
• The Borland C++ 4.0 IDE - Selecting columns in source files
• Tools for new projects
• USING the 3.1 IDE - Quickly accessing windows in the DOS IDE
• Under the Hood of Owl 2.0 - Understanding how menu merging works
• Under the hood - Examining the find () function
• Under the hood of Doc/View - Understanding how Doc/View applications create views
• Under the hood of OWL 2.0 - Understanding the Response Tables in ObjectWindows 2.0
• Under the hood of Windows 3.1 - Examining the Windows Registration Database
• Using Appexpert - Changing the AppExpert defaults
• Using OWL to create custom controls
• Using Run-Time Type Identification in a program
• Using Standard Template Library (STL) containers and iterators
• Using TurboVision 1.03 - Putting the "Turbo" back in TurboVision
• Using TurboVision and the BIDS classes in the same project
• Using another object's private data
• Using containers instead of arrays
• Using dialog boxes as main windows
• Validator review
• Viewing OWL diagnostic messages
• Viewing debug messages with DIAGXPRT
• WIndows programming - Identifying necessary DLLs with TDUMP
• What's new()?
• Where do TCommandEnabler objects come from?
• WinRun's Command-Line Options
• Windows 95 Development - An overview of Windows 95 icon usage
• Windows graphics programming - Implementing WinG in C++
• Windows programming - Creating a Windows program stub
• Windows programming - Shrinking our Windows program stub
• Windows programming tip - Using cout from a Windows program
• Windows programming with OWL 2.0 - Initializing complex dialog boxes with transfer buffers

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