2ND Quiz of CP II

4th Semester
Quiz A
Q1: HOW MANY WAYS ARE THERE IN MS VC++6 TO CREATE A PEN FOR THE GRAPHICAL DEVICE?
Ans: Three ways.

Q2: LIST NAMES OF THE FIELDS OF THE LOGPEN STRUCTURE AND THEIR USE WITH REFERENCE TO GD PEN.
Ans: lognstyle (for line style), lopnwidth.x (for line width along x-direction), lopnwidth.y (for line
width along y-direction) and lopncolor (for line color specified by RGB function).

Q3: WRITE CODE THAT CAN BE ADDED IN ONDRAW (CDC* PDC) FUNCTION TO DISPLAY A LINE BETWEEN TWO
POINTS ON THE CLIENT AREA OF THE SCREEN NAMELY (20, 30) AND (100, 140) IN BLUE DOTTED LINE.
Ans: CPen bluepen (PS_SOLID, 1, RGB (0, 0, 255));
pDC->MoveTo(20, 30);
pDC->LineTo(100, 140);

Quiz B
Q1: WHAT CLASS OF THE MFC .EXE PROJECT IS RESPONSIBLE TO MANAGE THE STORAGE OF THE DOCUMENT
MODEL OF THE USER'S WORK?
Ans: C………Doc Class

Q2: WHICH FUNCTION OF THE ABOVE-ASKED CLASS HOLDS CODE TO MANAGE THE TASK OF SAVING AND LOADING
THE PREVIOUS WORK OF THE USER OF THE MFC .EXE PROJECT SOFTWARE?
Ans: Serialize Function i.e. void C…….Doc::Serialize(Archive&ar);

Q3: WRITE CODE THAT CAN BE ADDED IN ONDRAW (CDC* PDC) FUNCTION TO DISPLAY A LINE BETWEEN TWO
POINTS ON THE CLIENT AREA OF THE SCREEN NAMELY (60, 70) AND (110, 300) IN RED DASHED LINE.
Ans: CPen redpen (PS_DASH, 1, RGB (255, 0, 0));
pDC->MoveTo(60, 70);
pDC->LineTo(110, 300);

Quiz C
Q1: HOW CAN WE ACCESS THE DATA MEMBERS OF THE DOCUMENT CLASS IN FUNCTION OTHER THAN ONDRAW
(.......)? WRITE REQUIRED ONE LINE CODE AND EXPLAIN THE ITEMS OF THE CODE.
Ans:

Q2: HOW CAN WE MAKE AN MFC .EXE PROJECT SOFTWARE TO ASK FOR SAVING OF THE USER'S WORK BEFORE THE
SOFTWARE COMPLETELY CLOSES. WRITE ONE LINE OF CODE.
Ans: By using a built in function, SetModifiedFlag(). As it a member function of C…….Doc
class so for calling that function we require Pointer of Document class. i.e.
PDoc->SetModifiedFlag();

Q3: WRITE CODE THAT CAN BE ADDED IN ONDRAW (CDC* PDC) FUNCTION TO DISPLAY A LINE BETWEEN TWO
POINTS ON THE CLIENT AREA OF THE SCREEN NAMELY (61, 71) AND (111, 301) IN BLUE COLOR SOLID LINE
THICKNESS OF TWO PIXELS.
Ans: CPen bluepen (PS_SOLID, 2, RGB (0, 0, 255));
pDC->MoveTo(61, 71);
pDC->LineTo(111, 301);

For more detail consult notes.