Protected Overloads Overrides Sub OnInit(ByVal e As EventArgs)
MyBase.OnInit(e)
Dim login As Login = TryCast(Control, Login)
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I get errors on line 7, 8 and 9 stating that I should use RaiseEvent to obviously raise an event. I am stuck with this after searching google but I can find no real explanation of this in terms of the login control
I have 2 project in my Solution. Lets say Proj A and Proj B.Proj A is having my custom event. and same Proj is Raising that event using RaiseEvent Function of Vb.net And Proj B is having reference of Proj A. but my custom event cant raise. Could any one can explain me how can I do that.?
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I am calling handleSwipeCardRequest function first and then Raising its event.
I have client/server app.I have a class for the tcpclient and a class for the tcplistenerIn my tcpclient class I have a system.timers.timerThe timer elapsed event fires a public event(in the tcpclient class) which the tcplistener class handles.During debugging I see the timer firing its elapsed event and calling raiseevent on the public method, yet the event is never fired in my tcplistener class.
I have a situation where I want to run the code in the Tick event ONLY ONCE not on the interval i have the timer set too.So I figured I would just do thisRaiseEvent MasterTimer.TickBut that gies an error saying mastertimer is not part of the class.Why won't that work?How do I call the Tick event manually without Start() Stop() the timer?
I'm working with RaiseEvent and have a question. Can an event in a class be raised from another class, or only from within the class itself? How does RaiseEvent differ from calling a Sub, other than the syntax of having an event and using "handles event1"?
I'm having an issue with rasing an event. In my application I have a form and within that form I create an instance of a class (clsUsage). Within clsUsage I create an instance of clsUser which does several checks form permissions and other things. What I want is for clsUser to send status updates to clsUsage. ClsUser will be a dll but for now I've got it as a separate project in my solution. The RaiseEvent in clsUser seems to execute but the proc in clsUser that handles the event does not execute. I'm wondering if this is threading issue.
I am using RaiseEvent in a thread and I pass a value to it and try to set a control's text to the value. Except I get a cross-thread error which is expected. I could invoke the control, but I don't want to have to do that.
My question is, is there a way to invoke/delegate the RaiseEvent itself so it will work on the ui thread without doing anything else?
I have an app which has been working fine for about 2 months. Yesterday, I carried out a maintenance session which was mainly simple bug fixing and moving my code into regions to help navigating through it. Along the way, 2 things have started happening which has totally broken my app.
MSDN states that Application.Exit does not cause the Form.Closed or Form.Closing events to fire.[URL]..However, my Form.Closing event is firing immediately after Application.Exit which is in a button click handler on the form. The code is like this:
As the subject says, I was wondering what's the difference between the InvokeMember("click") and RaiseEvent("click"). Also I see around example of InvokeMember("onclick"). What's the difference with just "click"?
If _oCurrentCall.CustomData.Length > 0 AndAlso UsageType = UsageTypeEnum.Vanlig Then RaiseEvent NewIncomingCallWithCustomData(_oCurrentCall) ElseIf UsageType = UsageTypeEnum.Sentralbord Then RaiseEvent NewIncomingCall(_oCurrentCall, Queues) End If
Without debugging the events are raised just fine and working.However, when debugging and trying to change execution step like dragging the execution step to the raiseevent in the other condition block, the event doesn't fire.
The problem seems to be that the codes below are events and cannot be called directly. I want to know how I can properly use the RaiseEvent statement while still keeping these where they belong, smack in the middle of the rest of my huge code:
I am having issues with a user created event being detected by the event handler. This program is in VB.net, defined in an OO way, and there are several other classes that implement the same interface and their class instances all detect the appropriate Event, except for one.
The following code is the base class:
Public Class CommandSpeedTest Implements testInterface Private SpeedTest As New ArrayList() Public Event testComplete(ByVal test As IEnumerable) Implements
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This exact structure is being applied to three other classes (all of which are instanced using WithEvents in class gui) and being cuaght correctly.
Single stepping through code just executes the RaiseEvent line and goes to the next. It should jump to the event handler and execute the code there.
I have a class in VB.NET that has a method (called CurrentValue) that returns a number. There is also an event that the class raises to indicate the number has changed. In the event handler on my form, I update a textbox using the exposed method.[code]When I run this I get a "Debugger.Runtime.CrossThreadMessagingException" error. What could be doing this? I am instantiating MyClass in the same form that contains the textbox.I can also set properties of the MyClass object without any trouble.
I have a Windows Form that contains a custom control container as a UserControl. For the sake of this question, this custom control container is called Dashboard. This container called Dashboard contains numerous other controls depending on their permissions. I need to raise events that are contained on these controls through the Dashboard control and over to the Windows Form.
How can I bubble up the event? I'm using VB.NET for this project, but can convert C# into VB.NET.Also, to complicate matters, the main Windows Form is a VB6 project. So, I'm using the InteropFormsToolkit to accomplish this.
I am having trouble converting this Do Until loop to a Do While loop. Sub btnCalc_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnCalc.Click calculates and displays the average sales amount Const strPROMPT As String = _
I have the following in vb.net and need to convert it to c#. Seemed rather simple at first but I need to pass in the NamedObject variable as welll which is supported in vb.net but not in c#..
What are my options.
Here is the vb.net - notice the NamedObject
Public Property Datos(ByVal NamedObject As String) As T Get Return CType(HttpContext.Current.Session.Item(NamedObject ), T)
I am trying to convert an MP3 to a wav. The wav file is created, but I am having problems elsewhere. The label is displaying the wrong data("Cancel/Error") and the progressbar is doing nothing. I am using lame 3.98 .exe and a wrapper for the exe. I downloaded the LameShell project from codeproject. Here is a section of the wrapper class. This was originally for resampling a mp3 to mp3.
I'm developing a program to execute powershell from .net app. I found a sample but it uses c# so I'm changing the code to vb.net but I don't know how change the following line:
I found some code on preventing DOS attacks written by Omar Al Zabir thta I would really like to use on a website written in VB.NET.
The code is at the following link -[URL] but is in C# I tried to convert using variios different programs but there seems to be one line that keeps giving me problems.It's the line
var hit = (HitInfo)(context.Cache[key] ?? new HitInfo());