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Source Code for .NET Compact Framework
If you want source code for .NET Compact Framework, this is the place to
look. We have provided some source code samples to make your Pocket PC application development
easier.
Or you may be looking for source code for eMbedded Visual Basic.
This code is currently available:
 Check connection
Edit menu
Start another application
8pt font on controls
Scrollable form
Grid in ListView
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Check Connection (C#)
This is a sample that shows how to check the connection state in your applications. It is
implemented using managed code only and the functionality is encapsulated in a reusable managed wrapper.
The wrapper uses the the HTTP functionality in .NET (namespace System.Net) to try a request to a
specified URL, and the wrapper also supports make multiple requests.
Please feel welcome to download the sample code.
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Check Connection Sample |
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Edit Menu (C#)
This is a sample that shows how to implement Edit menu functionality in your applications. It makes
calls to the native Windows API functions using the P(latform) Invoke functionality in .NET Compact
Framework. The functionality is encapsulated in a reusable managed wrapper. The supported menu items
are: Undo, Cut, Copy, Paste and Clear (the "Select all" option can easily be implemeted using
managed code). Note that the sample also shows how to enable/disable the menu options.
Please feel welcome to download the sample code.
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Edit Menu Sample |
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Start another application (C#)
This is a sample that shows how to start another application from your applications. It makes
a call to the native Windows API function CreateProcess using the P(latform) Invoke functionality
in .NET Compact Framework. The functionality is encapsulated in a reusable managed wrapper. The
sample (see figure) starts Internet Explorer for Pocket PC with our home page loaded.
Please feel welcome to download the sample code.
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Start Application Sample |
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8pt font on controls (C#)
This is a sample that shows how to set the font on the controls in a form to 8 points. It makes
calls to the native Windows API functions using the P(latform) Invoke functionality
in .NET Compact Framework. The functionality is encapsulated in a reusable managed wrapper (original
credit goes to Alex
Feinman). The wrapper also support changing font size on ListView controls.
Note also how the sample show you how to use a (1pt) panel to draw the top line that makes the form
conform to the Pocket PC user interface design guidelines. Further, to make the user interface comply with other Pocket PC application (like Pocket Word and
Pocket Excel) the labels should be 8pt while textboxes are 9pt. To make the label text align nicely with
the text in the textbox, the label should be placed 4pt lower than the textbox.
Please feel welcome to download the sample code.
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8pt Font Sample |
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Scrollable form (C#)
This is a sample that shows how to create a scrollable form in your applications. It is
implemented using managed code only. It uses a
panel to host the controls and a vertical scrollbar to handle the scrolling. Note that the
sample include the resize of the form (and scrollbar) when the SIP is visible.
Please feel welcome to download the sample code.
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Scrollable Form Sample |
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Grid in ListView (C# and VB.NET)
This is a sample that shows how to show gridlines in a ListView control in your applications. It makes
calls to the native Windows API functions using the P(latform) Invoke functionality
in .NET Compact Framework. The functionality is encapsulated in a reusable managed wrapper. Note
that gridlines will not look good if you include column headers in the ListView (this is a problem
with the native ListView control).
Please feel welcome to download the sample code.
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ListView Grid Sample |
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