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Hi everybody in codeproject, i am researching about switchboard using c++ but dont know how to get start.
Please help me on this by giving me some conceptions,examples and materials.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 30-Jul-10 19:14pm

NamNguyenLe

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Sandeep Mewara 31-Jul-10 3:19am

What kind of switchboard? Where will it be used?

Richard MacCutchan 31-Jul-10 5:01am

It is impossible to answer general questions like this. If you are trying to research a new subject then I would suggest you start by searching Google for suitable information.

venkateshnaik NENAVATH 26-Jun-22 0:09am

The purpose of this simulation is to manage electrical appliance and
turn them on/off.
The Switchboard allows user to initialise and manage the appliance.
The Switchboard has
• M number of Fans.
• N number of ACs.
• O number of Bulbs.
Once an appliance switched on/off, the status gets updated in the
menu.
Simulate a switchboard system using a console application. The
simulation should allow you to
• Initialize a Switchboard.
• See Switchboard current details.
• Switch on/off appliances.
Sample Flow:
• Initialization of Switchboar

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2010-07-31T05:57:00

You would want to create an ugly form like in access? I would definitely just would suggest using a mainmenu instead of using the Microsoft.Access.Wink.Wink.ButtonField component ;)

You could also simply use radiobuttons for users to select the action and an OK to actually start that action. This way it's also more dynamic for more or less actions available. A listbox or combobox (with auto suggest because users love that) would also be possible.

Even more here (although c#):

Command switchboard for Windows Forms[^]

Good luck!