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Learn To Develop Your Own Powerful Windows Media Player In C++ Builder

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January 23, 2021
Media Players are good to play sounds or videos. You can easily create your own media player in C++ Builder. MediaPlayer (TMediaPlayer) component is very good to develop your media player application. You can use a TMediaPlayer component for easy access to media files.MediaPlayer (TMediaPlayer) is used with TMediaPlayerControl. Set MediaPlayer to link a TMediaPlayer to…
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Quickly Learn About Basic Windows C++ Components (QuickLook Part 4)

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December 31, 2020
TrackBar Trackbar is a slider on the form that allows users to get numeric values by dragging the track. A track bar can set integer values on a continuous range. It is useful for adjusting properties like color, volume and brightness. The user moves the slide indicator by dragging it to a particular location or clicking within the bar. We can set its Oriantaion to Horizantal or Vertial. We…
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The Main Function of a C++ Program

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December 27, 2020
The source code written in C++ must be compiled (i.e. translated to the machine code) by one or another compiler such as Embarcadero RAD Studio C++ compilers before in can be runned. In general, there are two types of the resulting machine code: library and main executable…
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Traversing sequences without writing explicit loops

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December 26, 2020
The posts General Loop Statements in Modern C++ and Range-for-statement in modern C++ cover ways to write explicit loops. But explicit loops can be tedious to write and, what is more important, – harder to read, because the resulting code requires to spend the extra time by others in order to understand what is going on in the explicit loop. As alternative, the C++ standard library provides…
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Switch Statement in Modern C++

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December 20, 2020
The C++ language provides the switch statement which can be used to replace the set of if statements (see If Statements in Modern C++). First of all, let’s define the enum type Traffic_light_color as follows: enum class Traffic_light_color { red, yellow, green }; Then, the following snippet: // Snippet 1 #include #include std::string_view to_string(const Traffic_light_color…
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