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CHANGE THE EXIT MENU TEXT WHEN RUNNING AS AN MDI CHILD FORM Action 4 5 Override the OnLoad method in the MainForm.cs code window. If the form is an MDI child window, then modify the Exit menu to appear as a Close menu.

The prototype for memmove( ) is found in both <stringh> and <memh> The memmove( ) function copies count characters from the array pointed to by source into the array pointed to by dest If the arrays overlap, the copy takes place correctly, placing the correct contents into dest but leaving source modified The memmove( ) function returns a pointer to dest

protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e) { if (IsMdiChild) menuExit.Text = "&Close"; base.OnLoad(e); }

Digital Plus] j ETSI TS 102 366 V111 (2005-02) Digital Audio Compression (AC-3, Enhanced AC3) Standard [Dolby Digital Plus]

This program copies the contents of str1 into str2 and displays the result:

#include <stdioh> #include <stringh> int main(void) { char str1[40], str2[40]; strcpy(str1, "Born to code in C/C++"); memmove(str2, str1, strlen(str1)+1); printf(str2); return 0; }

This change ensures that the Exit menu displays Close when the MainForm object is created as an MDI child window. Otherwise, the default setting of Exit will be used. Compile and run the application to verify that our changes produce the appropriate menu structure. Create a new MDI child window and display the File menu. Your application should appear as in figure 16.5. Note how all the menus are now in the desired order, including the separator menus. Also note that the Exit menu from the MainForm class is reincarnated as the Close menu in the MDI application.

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Figure 16.5 The merged File menu here gives no indication that different menu items are processed in different classes.

Coherent Acoustics Extensions, Amendment to DTS Coherent Acoustics Decoder Development Manual, Release Version 30, January 4, 2006, Document #F413 j DTS-HD Sub-stream and Decoder Interface Description Version 10 (12/6/2005)

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Of course, the Open menu is not yet implemented for our ParentForm class. Also note that the Toolbar control in our child window still provides access to the now hidden New and Open menus in the MainForm class. We will deal with our toolbar shortly. First, let s discuss our new Open menu. 16.3.3 OPENING A CHILD FORM The Open menu in the parent form should work much like the now hidden Open menu for the MainForm class. The handler for this menu should display an OpenFileDialog and create a new child window containing the selected album. To create the MainForm instance, we will create a new constructor that accepts an album file name with which to initialize the window. The code required here is nothing new to us, so let s get to it.

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This fragment first initializes to null the first 100 bytes of the array pointed to by buf and then sets the first 10 bytes to X and displays the string XXXXXXXXXX:

j ISO/IEC 11172-3:1993 Information technology-Coding of moving pictures and associ-

IMPLEMENT HANDLER FOR OPEN MENU IN PARENT FORM ACTION 1 Add a using statement for our library at the start of the ParentForm.cs code window. Add a Click handler for the Open menu in the ParentForm.cs [Design] window. Implement this handler to display an OpenFileDialog instance from which to select an album. RESULT

memset(buf, '\0', 100); memset(buf, 'X', 10); printf((char *) buf);

using Manning.MyPhotoAlbum;

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private void menuOpen_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) {

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