1  What is V?

2  The V View of the World
    2.1  A Generalized GUI Model
    2.2  Easy to program
    2.3  Good Example of OO
    2.4  The V Object Hierarchy

3  A V Tutorial
    3.1  Getting Started with Your Own V Application
    3.2  A Standard V Application
    3.3  Special V Applications
    3.4  A Tutorial Example V Application

4  The Application
    4.1  vApp
    4.2  vAppWinInfo

5  Command Windows
    5.1  vCmdWindow
    5.2  vCommandPane
    5.3  vMenu
    5.4  vPane
    5.5  vStatus
    5.6  vWindow

6  Dialogs
    6.1  CmdAttribute
    6.2  CommandObject
    6.3  Commands
    6.4  vIcon
    6.5  vDialog
    6.6  vModalDialog

7  Drawing
    7.1  Introduction to Drawing
    7.2  Fonts
    7.3  vBrush
    7.4  vCanvasPaneDC
    7.5  vCanvasPane
    7.6  vTextEditor
    7.7  vBaseGLCanvasPane
    7.8  vColor
    7.9  vDC
    7.10  vMemoryDC
    7.11  vPen
    7.12  vPrintDC
    7.13  vPrinter
    7.14  vTextCanvasPane

8  Standard V Values
    8.1  Predefined ItemVals
    8.2  Version Values

9  Utilities
    9.1  vDebugDialog
    9.2  vFileSelect
    9.3  vFontSelect
    9.4  vNoticeDialog
    9.5  vReplyDialog
    9.6  vTimer
    9.7  vYNReplyDialog
    9.8  Utility Functions
    9.9  Utility Programs
    9.10  More Goodies

A  Tutorial C++ Source
    A.1  The Application
    A.2  The Command Window
    A.3  The Canvas
    A.4  A Modeless Dialog
    A.5  A Modal Dialog
    A.6  The Makefile

B  C++ Coding Style Guidelines
    B.1  Readability
    B.2  Naming
    B.3  Files
    B.4  Include Files
    B.5  Function Definitions
    B.6  Indentation
    B.7  Comments
    B.8  Class Definitions
    B.9  C++ Language Features
    B.10  Software Portability

C  Quick Reference
    C.1  CommandObject
    C.2  vApp
    C.3  vBrush
    C.4  vCanvasPane
    C.5  vCmdWindow
    C.6  vColor
    C.7  vDebugDialog
    C.8  vDialog
    C.9  vFileSelect
    C.10  vFont
    C.11  vFontSelect
    C.12  vIcon
    C.13  vMenu
    C.14  vModalDialog
    C.15  vNoticeDialog
    C.16  vPen
    C.17  vReplyDialog
    C.18  vStatus
    C.19  vTextCanvasPane
    C.20  vTimer
    C.21  V Utilities
    C.22  vWindow
    C.23  vYNReplyDialog

D  V Programming Tools
    D.1  The V Application Generator
    D.2  The V Icon Editor

E  Release Notes
    E.1  X Window System
    E.2  Microsoft Windows
    E.3  V Versions
    E.4  Changes to previous version
    E.5  Future Plans

F  Latest Release

G  V Class Hierarchy

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