Free visual c components software for windows

Visual Component Framework 0.9.9 is considered as an advanced C++ application framework that offers a modern, clean, C++ architecture and is designed to be cross platform. The core framework is divided into three major libraries, the FoundationKit, the GraphicsKit, and the ApplicationKit. Anti-aliased graphics are supported through the use of the Anti-Grain Graphics library.

Major Features:

1. Modern C++ design - use of modern C++ techniques like exceptions, templates (where useful), name spaces, and heavy use of the Standard Template Library.
2. Advanced RTTI features that allow for such things as dynamic object creation given a registered class name or a registered UUID string that represents the class, dynamic introspection of a given object's class and listing such data as the class name, super class, the properties of the class, member methods, and implemented interfaces.
3. Modular - built across several libraries as opposed to one huge monolithic library that then becomes difficult to break apart. This means that while the VCF is incredibly powerful as a framework for writing GUI based applications, if you just want to use the core features, such as threads, file IO, and RTTI you can do so, without having to have dependencies on all the GUI code.
4. Easy to use, and powerful event system, suitable for console as well as GUI based applications.
5. Support for Thread, Mutexes, Semaphores, Files, Streaming data, error logging, string utility functions, and other basic services. All of this is part of the FoundationKit and has no dependencies on the graphics or UI code.
6. Powerful and easy to use graphics classes, plus more advanced support for anti aliased vector graphics through the use the AntiGrain Graphics libraries.
7. A simple to use image loading architecture that allows multiple formats to be registered dynamically, for loading up a variety of different graphics formats. On Win32 systems the default image loading support is limited to BMP files, but by using the ImageFormats library (also a part of the VCF) a wide variety of additional image types are also supported. Currently the ImageFormats library uses FreeImage to support a image types such as .TIFF, .TGA, .PSD, .PNG, .PCX, .SGI, .MNG, .RAS, .PBM, .PPM. and many others.
8. More advanced classes for customizing the drawing process by extending Stroke and Fill classes.
9. A complete set of powerful GUI classes, including a common set of base classes enabling advanced custom control creation. Some of the control classes include tree controls, list controls, check box and radio controls, push buttons, single line and multi line text controls, and many others.
10. A standard set of application classes for things like resources, loading windows or forms dynamically at application startup, saving of application state, a registry class for common storage of system and application information.
11. Other application classes include an Undo/Redo architecture based on commands that allows for undoing and redoing commands as well as notifying other objects of the events.
12. GUI controls that support both alignment and anchoring. Any control may be aligned to the top, bottom, left or right of it's parent container control. Alternately controls may use their anchoring properties to anchor themselves to the left, right, top and/or bottom sides of their parent container control. In addition to control alignment, it is possible to write custom layout containers and assign them to a control to customize layout logic.
13. The ApplicationKit provides a set of Model and View classes for using in MVC patterns. A series of models like the ListModel, TreeModel, and TextModel are used in controls to provide separation of the data from the UI presentation code. Because a View can be dynamically attached to a Control at runtime, it will be possible to develop "themes" in the future.
14. Because of the RTTI features and the event handlers, the VCF easily supports component programming with in IDE that allow for visual development.
15. The VCF tries to be as flexible as possible, allowing you to use the parts you want, and allowing for inter-operability with other frameworks. Thus VCF controls can be used inside of an MFC application if you like, or only use the graphics module for enhanced graphics features.
16. No need of special preprocessor tools - if you have a reasonably complete C++ compiler then you're all set to go.
17. The ability to access the low level handles for most native objects. For example, by accessing the Thread's peer class, you can get a handle to the native thread handle itself. For a control, you can access the control's peer and get a handle id that represents the windowing systems native handle for a window/widget. This allows you to use platform specific calls when necessary.

TSMDBFilterDialog component is a visual dialog that will allow you to change the TDataset filter property in run-time like MS Outlook filter form. Also you can use this component for generation of the string value (for WHERE clause in SQL or FIND string). The end-users of your applications can easy and quickly to modify the wished conditions.
You can hide the wished fields from end-user and control the modifications.
Supports the any successor of TDataset type. Multilanguage resources.
In the archive there are English, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Brazilian, Mexican, Russian, Ukrainian, Slovak and Japan resources (file SMCnst.PAS).

SXSkinComponents offers skinnable visual components package for Delphi and C++Builder. Default skins: Win Classic, WinXP Blue, WinXP Silver, Opera Standard, skins based on popular Opera skins and others.
Components features: full alpha-channel support, translucent controls, MMX-optimized, changing effects on events (mouse over, mouse out, focus, unfocus etc), JPEG and PNG support, soft drawing of geometric figures (rectangles, round rectangles, circles, lines, polygons etc), soft drawing of figures fill (solid, vertical gradient or horizontal gradient), graphic images filters (lighten, darken, alpha, color overlay etc).

Visual Basic Source Code Controls 3.0 is a powerful and easy to use tool which is developed to give you a professional way to draws the control directly onto a Picturebox and can be compiled into any VB program without any additional file requirements.

Visual Basic Source Code that demonstrates how to make VB Controls by using a Picturebox and pure VB Code. Current Visual Basic Components include: Scheduler Source Code, Calendar Source Code, Clock Source Code, Slider Source Code, Scheduling Program and a Free Visual Basic source code control example.

Major Features:

1. Fully functional Visual Basic controls where you get the Source Code
2. All source code included for compiling into any Visual Basic program
3. VB Picturebox and pure Visual Basic code is all that is used
4. Compatible with Visual Basic 3.0 through Visual Basic 6.0
5. Each zip file contains a demo and source code for the control
6. The Visual Basic source code files are password protected
7. Passwords are delivered via email after Order is verified
8. Add the Visual Basic source code for the control into any VB project
9. Follow the comments in the source code for customizations
10. See the Visual Basic Button for the Free source code example