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Comments by andycruce (Top 4 by date)
andycruce
16-Dec-16 16:55pm
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Thank you for the help. A very simple solution that I couldn't find described anywhere online. I'm suffering from a 30 year lapse in any programming and trying to get my head around C#, WinForms and .net.
Thanks again for the help
andycruce
18-Nov-16 18:23pm
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Thanks, I understand the timer event. How do I pause the program in WinForms. For a console routine you just wait for a console input. What is the similar thing to do for WinForms?
andycruce
12-Nov-16 18:15pm
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I just tried something else. I took the thread code and put it in a Class contained in the main program. As soon as I put the code in a class
public class anything
{
thread code
}
the invoke methods are not recognized.
andycruce
12-Nov-16 18:09pm
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I originally didn't have the using System.Windows.Forms statement inside the namespace, just the list of using statements at the top of the file. I put there just to see if it would work. I just removed the single using statement inside the namespace to get back to the original configuration and the result was still the same. The using System.Windows.Forms is not used - VS suggests removing all the using statements as unused - and all the Invoke methods are unrecognized.