Wrox's "Professional C#, 3rd Edition": Missing Code

[Gene Wirchenko]

Dear C-Sharpies:

I recently got Wrox's "Professional C#, 3rd Edition". I have
downloaded the appendices and the code.

Appendix B refers to code that can be downloaded, but there is no
such code to download (that I can find). The code that can be
downloaded has nothing for Appendix B (though it does for Appendix A).

If you know where I can download the code from, please post the
URL, or if you have the code, maybe you could E-mail it to me.

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

 

[Anders Eriksson]

Dear C-Sharpies:

I recently got Wrox's "Professional C#, 3rd Edition". I have
downloaded the appendices and the code.

Appendix B refers to code that can be downloaded, but there is no
such code to download (that I can find). The code that can be
downloaded has nothing for Appendix B (though it does for Appendix A).

What I can see is Appendix B the code for Visual Basic!?

here is the link for downloading code to htis book

http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTi...ion.productCd-0764557599,descCd-DOWNLOAD.html

// Anders

 

[Anders Eriksson]

Ops, where a bit fast here. Appendix B is explaining C# for VB
programmers. A bit different to what I said ;-)

But the link is still valid!

// Anders

 

[Gene Wirchenko]

Ops, where a bit fast here. Appendix B is explaining C# for VB
programmers. A bit different to what I said ;-)

But the link is still valid!

I know about that link. I have already downloaded all five
items. The code for the book does not have anything for Appendices B,
C, or D. The other four items are PDFs of the four appendices.

Is there something hidden away that I have missed? There are
some nice examples that I would like to run. (And steal the code for
coming up with simple examples of my own.)

[snip]

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

 

[James A. Fortune]

     I know about that link.  I have already downloaded all five
items.  The code for the book does not have anything for Appendices B,
C, or D.  The other four items are PDFs of the four appendices.

     Is there something hidden away that I have missed?  There are
some nice examples that I would like to run.  (And steal the code for
coming up with simple examples of my own.)

Maybe I don't understand your dilemma, but can't you just copy and
paste any code samples from the appendices you want directly from the
PDF files of the appendices? You don't want the author to spoon feed
you by doing ALL the work, do you ?

James A. Fortune
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Gene Wirchenko]

Maybe I don't understand your dilemma, but can't you just copy and
paste any code samples from the appendices you want directly from the
PDF files of the appendices? You don't want the author to spoon feed
you by doing ALL the work, do you ?

Not all of the code is in the PDF, only enough for discussion
purposes. There is a nice form example which does not have the form
initialisation code.

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

 

[James A. Fortune]

     Not all of the code is in the PDF, only enough for discussion
purposes.  There is a nice form example which does not have the form
initialisation code.

I understand now. My apologies.

James A. Fortune
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Gene Wirchenko]

I understand now. My apologies.

No offense taken. Accepted.

Does anyone have the code?

I will have to cook something up myself, but having a bigger
example would help.

For that matter, any C# form code that is non-trivial (but not
complex) would be good. By non-trivial, I mean a number of entry
control types (text and edit boxes, comboboxes, etc.) with the
usually-used events having code (e.g. validation, getting and losing
focus, and the like) and non-entry types with their usual events used
(such as a button click). Pointers to code welcome.

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

 

[Arne Vajhøj]

For that matter, any C# form code that is non-trivial (but not
complex) would be good. By non-trivial, I mean a number of entry
control types (text and edit boxes, comboboxes, etc.) with the
usually-used events having code (e.g. validation, getting and losing
focus, and the like) and non-entry types with their usual events used
(such as a button click).

For learning purposes I would consider the simplest possible
examples to be superior.

And then you can combine the elements to a real app.

If you want to see a real app, then I suggest that you
find some open source app written in C#.

Arne