using of thread in this c# code

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hi. I didn't use threads before. in a Form Containing a DataGridView and a save button I want save button will be disable if grid don't change but if user change grid save button will be enable. Is it true I use a thread to find changes and change visibility of Save Button?

Posted 19-Feb-15 22:23pm

mit62

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Tomas Takac 20-Feb-15 4:28am

No, you don't need threads in this case.

mit62 20-Feb-15 4:30am

so I had to apply enabling or disabling the button in every event that grid change.is it a good way?

Karthik Harve 20-Feb-15 4:34am

first you have to list what all the events on which you have to enable the button and only on those events enable/disable the save button. you will not achieve anything by using threading in this.

mit62 20-Feb-15 4:37am

Ok. thank you all

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2015-02-19T22:57:00

Solution 1

Answered only to remove from Unanswered queue: no reply needed in this case.

Posted 19-Feb-15 22:57pm

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Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2015-02-19T23:00:00

Solution 2

No thread is required in this case.

Posted 19-Feb-15 23:00pm

Abhinav S