I want to say the timer count the time the Process is working so that it Counts always higher on a Label with the Text 00:00:00. So it always go higher by 5ms:
00:00:10
00:00:15
00:00:20
00:00:25
and so on.
We have a .net win forms application, using .net 3.5. Application runs from a terminal server, users access it with Citrix client. when users run this app memory usage goes higher and hiher and it never comes back. even tough we put objects with dispose and set to nothing also the memory usage is not comming down. it starts wuth 75 mb and goes up to 500 mb. it is a 32 bit application.
how can we find the exact problem with the application. the bahaviour is almost same when we run our development box locally.
My timer pauses (sort of the display portion (label) of the timer indeed pauses, however when the timer is resumed it starts again, but not at the point where it was disabled. As an example. If I pause the timer at 10:00 and wait ten seconds when I hit resume it starts at 09:50, where it should resume at 10:00 or 09:59
Module Helper Public SessionTime As String Public Pause As Boolean = False[code].....
I am trying to write a small program that will beep every two minutes as a gag for a friend of mine to play as a pratical joke on someone however when I run it I get this error message "TimeSpan overflowed because the duration is too long." and I am not sure as to why I am getting the error message.
I don't know much about vb.net so I'm hoping this is something that can be done fairly easily. We currently have a system where valves are fired by checkboxes (representing each valve) being checked at certain intervals and when the last valve is switched the timer restarts in order for the sequence to repeat itself. We would like to be able to have a textbox in the form where we can just type in the interval at which the valves (checkboxes) switch without having to change the interval manually in the code each time we want to change it. Currently in our code we just have a set interval. Here's the code:
I would like to make a timer using a label or something equivalent.What I want to do is to have the label to count the time from a specific function.Lets say i have a button on my form named "btnRun".I would like to have it so when I click button run it will make "Label1" count up until the a certain function stops.I would like it to display Hours, Minutes and seconds.
I need to Change text of label One by one with One timer For Example! "S" 'step1 "Sh" 'step2 "Sha" 'step3 "Shar" 'step4"Shari" 'step5"Shariq" 'step6"ShariqD" 'step7"ShariqDO" 'step8"ShariqDON" 'step9
I want to move a label across the form every X milliseconds. How do I do that? I understand how to use a timer, but don't know how to move the control. Here is my
Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick Label1.Location.X = Label1.Location.X + 10 End Sub "Expression is a value and therefore cannot be the target of an assignment."
I am having a mental block on how to work out a 15 minute timer that is shown on a label and counts down so that the user can watch it. I can do it just fine in seconds but I need to put it into the format of 15:00 and then have it count down the seconds and the the minutes when ever it drops 60 seconds. I found a few articles on using the dateNow syntax but that seems like it would only be good for adding time not subtracting it. Also I know I can set up a button to start and stop the timer but is it possible to use the space bar as the start/stop button?
I'm trying to program a countdown timer that shows the time in a label, with a button to start it, and if the button is pressed again add certain amount of time, for example 1 minute.
I have a timer that basically counts a number up in sequence in a label. On the On Text Change sub for the label I have functions run when the label is at a specific number. Everything works fine, the only problem I have is I have information pulled from an ODBC link to a pervasive database every second, which slows down the program. I have several flash components that run so slowly because of the data update. Now I have tried both using a dataset and coding the query but it is still ver slow and processor intensive, I think its because the Pervasive ODBC link is somewhat slow. Is there a way to have my data pull timer run in the background so that it doesnt effect the performance of the rest of the program?
I am converting a 1.1 .NET web app to 3.5, and I've run into a bit of a jam.
One web control has a Property that sets the page title label on that web control.
End Property
When a page with the web control was loaded before, it would set the Property to a given string, like in ucHeader.PageTitle = "This is a string." Now, if I don't remove the lblPageTitle.Text = Value, I get a NullReference Exception.
In a piece of code I am writing I am trying to change the text of a label in my form based on a timer. I have MANY other labels that are all updating in their own subs and when I try to add any new labels(in any sub) to update it wont. I am using Label.Text = counter where counter is a string that is changing. I have tried refreshing the form, Label.refresh() Label1.Update()....The only thing I think it could be is that the redraw is being held up by other calculations on the cpu. How can I make the label text change and update properly?
I'm trying to program a countdown timer that shows the time in a label, with a button to start it, and if the button is pressed again add certain amount of time, for example 1 minute.
I have a form with a textbox, a button and a label. If I put a number in the textbox this number shows in the label but after that the label start to countdown from that number to zero.
I'm trying to use the timer (not a Timer object) in a Do... Until loop. I want the loop to put a single variable into a label. When I do this it works and puts the value into the label (lblOxygenReading):
If btnGetOxygen.Text = "Get Oxygen Reading" Then Select Case True Case rdoColorWhite.Checked strCurrentColor = "White" Case rdoColorRed.Checked [Code] .....
It goes through the Do loop and the For.. next loop but doesn't change the label. Visual Studio doesn't show any errors when I'm writing the code, but when I run it, it hangs somewhere.
I've added some Labels to a form at runtime using this
vb.net Dim x As Integer = 25 For i As Integer = 1 To word.Length
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Now, I would like to add text to one of them, but I'm not sure how. I thought by setting .Name I would simply be able to write something like lbl4.text ="A". But, of course, because the Label has not been created yet, this is not possible.
Also, I'm not even sure if .Name is working the way I think it is. I was hoping that it would name each Label consecutively: lbl1, lbl2, lbl3, lbl4...etc.
Am I naming the Labels properly? And how would I add text to one of these Labels?
I have a picturebox image for the form and added a label on top of the image, i have it set the background on the label to transparent but its not transparent. How do i fix this ?