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All the controls on a Windows Form (or in a container control like the Panel) are part of a collection object The object itself is of type ControlCollection The ControlCollection object represents a collection of control objects buttons, list boxes, and so on You can access the controls by using the Controls property The following list demonstrates some of the capabilities of the collection object: You can add or remove controls from the collection You can iterate through the collection by using the GetEnumerator() method By calling the Contains() method, you can check whether a particular control is part of the collection You can use the Count property to return the number of controls in the collection To test whether a particular control is part of the collection, try the following example code:

if (form1ControlsContains (btnClickMe)) { MessageBoxShow("We found the button"); }

An example of a Continuation of Contact tactic might be: A Orientation materials for all new hires B Tall fences at the property line C Seminars D All of the above

You can also clear the full collection by using this line:

form1ControlsClear();

Any control that acts as a container has the Controls collection If we wanted to clear the controls from a TabPage, we would code this line:

193 There are ______________ components of Situational Crime Prevention, Part II A Two B Four C Eight D Sixteen

tabPage1ControlsClear();

We are able to create a customized version of our application by allowing users to add and remove controls at run time By adding the following code section to our college application, teachers can access a few more controls than students can In Figure 19-7, we have added a button that, when clicked, displays a text box on the tab page asking for a password The text box is not part of the form until someone clicks on the If You Are a

Figure 19-7

To divide numbers expressed in scienti c notation, you divide the coef cients to reveal the new coef cient and divide the exponents to reveal the new exponent However, when exponents are divided, the powers subtract For example, suppose you want to divide 675 107 and 25 103

Defensible Space: Crime Prevention Through Urban Design was created by: A Oscar Newman B Marcus Felson C Patricia Brantingham D Ronald V Clarke

Teacher, Click Here button Once the password is validated, we can then add more functionality via extra controls for a teacher The new code looks like this:

private void btnTeacher_Click (object sender, SystemEventArgs e) { TextBox t = new TextBox(); tText = "Enter your password "; tWidth = 200; tLeft = 250; tTop = 320; tabCoursesControlsAdd (t); }

This code section will add the new control to the Controls collection on the tab page the next step is, of course, to add the extra functionality This section has introduced the typical controls with which any Windows programmer will work Experiment with each one of them Microsoft expects you to have a full understanding of their functionality

This revolves around public housing and seeks to reduce crime through the use of natural surveillance, natural access control, and territorial concern A Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) B Crime Pattern Theory C Defensible Space D Rational Choice Theory

Now that we ve discussed all the common controls, it s time to move into another big arena for visual presentation of your application Nearly every Windows Forms program has a menu attached to it menus give the user a list of options that are available within the application There are two types of menus in the NET world the regular menu that you see attached to the top of any application window, and the menu that appears when you right-click on something The first type is a MainMenu, while the right-click menu is a ContextMenu We will start this section of the chapter by looking at the MainMenu object and then conclude the section discussing the ContextMenu

The C# language defines two types of variables that you will use for data and objects; variables can be value-type and reference-type variables In the following sections you will explore the variable types as well as the data types they are used with