java barcode ean 128

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The Photograph objects in the album are written using a foreach loop to iterate through the array. This code relies on the fact that our album contains Photograph objects and implements the IEnumerable interface. The WriteLine method from the StreamWriter class (actually, this method is inherited from the base TextWriter class) writes a given string onto a single line of the file and adds the appropriate line termination characters.

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// Store each file on a separate line. foreach (Photograph photo in this) { sw.WriteLine(photo.FileName); }

Designing, creating, and analyzing the visual components of games This topic includes visual design fundamentals, both on and off the computer, across a broad range of media Content areas include history, analysis and production in traditional art media such as painting, drawing and sculpture; communication fields like illustration, typography and graphic design; other design disciplines such as architecture and industrial design; and time-based media like animation and filmmaking Special emphasis is placed on how visual aesthetics play a role in game experience Use of 2-D and 3-D graphics programs can be an important part of a Visual Design curriculum However, our emphasis is on fundamental visual design principles rather than on specific software packages

You may think the magic of garbage collection obviates the need to explicitly clean up system resources such as files. As we have seen, this just isn t so. Normally the Dispose method is used to clean up nonmemory resources. For file objects such as FileStream and StreamWriter, the more traditional Close method is used. By definition, Close is equivalent to Dispose in the .NET Framework. Classes that provide a Close method are automatically disposed of when the Close method is called. We will discuss this notion in more detail in chapter 8. Since the files must be closed even when an exception occurs, we encapsulate these lines in a finally block. As you may know, while a finally block does not catch any exceptions, any code in the block is executed regardless of whether an exception occurs or not.

finally { sw.Close(); fs.Close(); } }

Note that closing the objects in the reverse order of which they were opened is critical. Once the FileWriter is closed, the StreamWriter is not able to write any SAVE FILE DIALOGS 185

Designing and creating sound and sound environments This Core Topic includes a range of theoretical and practical audio-related areas, such as music theory and history; music composition; aesthetic analysis of music; recording studio skills; and electronic sound generation Audio relating specifically to digital game technologies, such as 3-D sound processing and generative audio structures are also included Throughout, special emphasis is placed on the role of audio

remaining data into the file. Calling the Close methods in the proper order ensures all data is properly written to the file and avoids this potential error.

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In this book we take a rather straightforward approach to reading and writing files, and will stick with a simple text file to represent our album throughout the book. There are some summaries of using the System.IO namespace in the .NET documentation if you are interested in more details. Search for the Working with I/O section in the .NET Framework Developer s Guide. We could also have stored our file in XML using classes from the System.XML namespace. The use of XML, for eXtensible Markup Language, is a great way to organize data, and is particularly useful when interacting with database systems or interfacing with remote computer systems. We opted for a simple text file in our application since many readers may not be familiar with XML. You can read up on XML in general at www.xml.org, or look up the XmlReader class and other members of the System.XML namespace in the .NET documentation.