Advanced C Class (ACC) Documentation

Introduction

The Advanced C Class (ACC) is a dynamic and multi-functional C++ class library developed to simplify and accelerate development in Visual C++ environments. Designed as a utility backbone, ACC encapsulates a wide range of Windows-based operations including GUI manipulation, file system handling, process execution, printing services, encryption, media playback, and hardware interaction into a compact, reusable module.

Core Functionality

Modular Architecture

A key feature of ACC is its modular integration with sub-classes, each provided as separate .h, .lib, and .dll files. These sub-classes encapsulate specialized functionality and are controlled directly through ACC. Some notable modules initialized or managed via ACC include:

The ACC class serves as a central controller, allowing seamless runtime communication between the main application and its modular components, ensuring high cohesion and loose coupling.

Integration Usage

Constructor & Destructor

ACC() - Default constructor
ACC(HWND _hw) - Initializes ACC with a window handle
~ACC() - Destructor

Key Functions

File Operations
System and Execution Utilities
Printer Handling
Clock and Timer
UI Controls
Utility and Miscellaneous
Experimental or Special

Usage Examples

ACC ac(hwnd); // Create instance
ac.bc("C:\\file1", "D:\\file2"); // Binary Copy
ac.es("hello", buffer, "1234", 5); // Encrypt
ac.PlayTime(); // Play system time
UINT g = ac.CreateGraph();