This volume contains 200 Avenue classes and 101 Avenue scripts, organized for optimum accessibility. The class hierarchy quick reference provides a summary of classes, class requests, instance requests and enumerations. The scripts accomplish a variety of tasks, including manipulation of views, tables, FThemes, IThemes, VTabs and FTabs; script management; graphical user interface management; and project production documentation. The book is written to ArcView Version 2.
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There are currently 200,000 copies of ArcView GIS in use worldwide, making it one of today's leading GIS applications. Because use of GIS as a decision-making tool is growing, and the GIS community is becoming increasingly sophisticated, the beginning programming audience is expanding rapidly.
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Amir H. Razavi has been developing software since 1982, and has served as GIS manager for the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice. In 1994, Amir founded Razavi Applications Developers in Centreville, Virginia, which specialized in ArcView GIS.
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This review is from: ArcView/Avenue Programmer's Reference: Class Hierarchy Quick Reference and 101 Scripts (Paperback)
While ESRI may make great products, and ArcView is one of them, their ability to write clear and concise product literature could be improved. This is where Razavi and friends come in. If you are serious about developing ArcView based GIS applications, don't even bother starting without having this book on hand. Learn your craft with Razavi's Developer's Guide first, and then grab the Programmer's Reference. The clouded world of Avenue programming will become a lot clearer
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