فهرست مطالب

• Start
• Table of Contents
• Book Cover
• Author Biography
• Preface
• 1. Basic Techniques and Knowledge
• 1.1 Basic Windows Programming in C/C++
• 1.2 Assembly Language
• 1.3 Program Development Environment
• 1.4 Win32 Executable File Format
• 1.5 Architecture of Microsoft Windows OS
• 1.6 Summary
• 2. Windows Graphics System Architecture
• 2.1 Windows Graphics System Components
• 2.2 GDI Architecture
• 2.3 DirectX Architecture
• 2.4 Printing Architecture
• 2.5 Graphics Engine
• 2.6 Display Drivers
• 2.7 Printer Drivers
• 2.8 Summary
• 3. GDI /DirectDraw Internal Data Structures
• 3.1 Handles and Object-Oriented Programming
• 3.2 Decoding GDI Object Handles
• 3.3 Locating the GDI Object Handle Table
• 3.4 Decoding the GDI Object Handle Table
• 3.5 User Mode Data Structure of GDI Objects
• 3.6 Accessing Kernel Mode Address Space
• 3.7 WinDbg and the GDI Debugger Extension
• 3.8 GDI Kernel Mode Data Structure
• 3.9 DirectDraw Data Structure
• 3.10 Summary
• 4. Spying in the Windows Graphics System
• 4.1 Spying on Win32 API Calls
• 4.2 Spying on Win32 GDI
• 4.3 Spying on DirectDraw COM Interfaces
• 4.4 Spying on GDI System Calls
• 4.5 Spying on the DDI Interface
• 4.6 Summary
• 5. Graphics Device Abstraction
• 5.1 Modern Video Display Card
• 5.2 Device Context
• 5.3 Formalizing Device Context
• 5.4 Sample Program: Generic Frame Window
• 5.5 Sample Program: Painting and Device Context
• 5.6 Summary
• 6. Coordinate Spaces and Transformation
• 6.1 The Physical Device Coordinate Space
• 6.2 The Device Coordinate Space
• 6.3 The Page Coordinate Space and Mapping Modes
• 6.4 The World Coordinate Space
• 6.5 Using Coordinate Spaces
• 6.6 Sample Program: Scrolling and Zoom
• 6.7 Summary
• 7. Pixels
• 7.1 GDI Objects, Handles, and Handle Table
• 7.2 Clipping
• 7.3 Color
• 7.4 Drawing Pixels
• 7.5 Sample Program: Mandelbrot Set
• 7.6 Summary
• 8. Lines and Curves
• 8.1 Binary Raster Operations
• 8.2 Background Mode and Background Color
• 8.3 Pens
• 8.4 Lines
• 8.5 Bezier Curves
• 8.6 Arcs
• 8.7 Paths
• 8.8 Sample: Drawing Your Own Styled-Lines
• 8.9 Summary
• 9. Areas
• 9.1 Brushes
• 9.2 Rectangles
• 9.3 Ellipses, Chords, Pies, and Rounded Rectangles
• 9.4 Polygons
• 9.5 Closed Paths
• 9.6 Regions
• 9.7 Gradient Fills
• 9.8 Area Fills in Reality
• 9.9 Summary
• 10. Bitmap Basics
• 10.1 Device-Independent Bitmap Formats
• 10.2 A DIB Class
• 10.3 Displaying a DIB
• 10.4 Memory Device Contexts
• 10.5 Device-Dependent Bitmaps
• 10.6 Using DDBs
• 10.7 DIB Section
• 10.8 Summary
• 11. Advanced Bitmap Graphics
• 11.1 Ternary Raster Operations
• 11.2 Transparent Bitmaps
• 11.3 Transparency Without a Mask Bitmap
• 11.4 Alpha Blending
• 11.5 Summary
• 12. Image Processing Using Windows Bitmaps
• 12.1 Generic Pixel Access
• 12.2 Bitmap Affine Transformation
• 12.3 Fast Specialized Bitmap Transformer
• 12.4 Bitmap Color
• 12.5 Bitmap Pixel Transformation
• 12.6 Bitmap Spatial Filters
• 12.7 Summary
• 13. Palettes
• 13.1 System Palette
• 13.2 The Logical Palette
• 13.3 Palette Messages
• 13.4 Palette and Bitmaps
• 13.5 Color Quantization
• 13.6 Bitmap Color-Depth Reduction
• 13.7 Summary
• 14. Fonts
• 14.1 What's a Font?
• 14.2 Bitmap Fonts
• 14.3 Vector Fonts
• 14.4 Truetype Fonts
• 14.5 Font Installation and Embedding
• 14.6 Summary
• 15. Text
• 15.1 Logical Fonts
• 15.2 Querying Logical Font
• 15.3 Simple Text Drawing
• 15.4 Advanced Text Drawing
• 15.5 Text Formatting
• 15.6 Text Effects
• 15.7 Summary
• 16. Metafile
• 16.1 Metafile Basics
• 16.2 Inside an Enhanced Metafile
• 16.3 Enumerating an EMF
• 16.4 An EMF as a Programming Tool
• 16.5 Summary
• 17. Printing
• 17.1 Understanding the Spooler
• 17.2 Basic Printing Using GDI
• 17.3 Design for Printing
• 17.4 Drawing on Printer Device Context
• 17.5 Summary
• 18. DirectDraw and Direct3D Immediate Mode
• 18.1 Component Object Model (COM)
• 18.2 DirectDraw Basics
• 18.3 Building a DirectDraw Graphics Library
• 18.4 Direct3D Immediate Mode
• 18.5 Summary