VS 2008 - Code - Get Like Bunch Of Msgbox And When I Break Point The Timer Dosn't Go To The End
Aug 19, 2010
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I get like bunch of msgbox and when i break point the timer dosn't go to the end it just reach to the msgbx and then repeat again from the beginning , i dont know why, i removed the timer and made new one but still the same problem.
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Public Sub FormatText() Dim filePath As String = openFileDialog1.FileName If filePath = Nothing Then MessageBox.Show("You have not opened a file yet") [Code] .....
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This timer code is for VB6 and worked fine, It's to change the timer seconds into minutes, I'm not sure how to make this work for 2008 though.
Private Sub Form2_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Timer1.Interval = 1000 ' set timer to 1 sec intervals. Timer1.Enabled = False ' timer is off End Sub
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the errors are...
Error1Name 'StartTime' is not declared. Error2Name 'MinutesToWait' is not declared. Error3Name 'StartTime' is not declared.
I created a small vb.net console app in visual studio 2008 trying to learn .net but my results show differently when I break in the code and press F11 to step through. If I do it this way, the results I expect to get show but if I don't break into the code the results aren't what I'm expecting.
Basically everytime I click a button i want to write four numbers that are random. If I break into the code, these show random numbers i.e. 1 3 4 3 but if i don't break into the code. my numbers are all the same i.e.1 1 1 1. Here is my code, like I said I'm still learning so the logic is probably not correct.
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I have made a kiosk type software (for my 7 year old daughter so she can only do what I want her to do on one of our computers)
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I have a code that uses WPF Interoperability where I have WPF Item that is being added as user control in windows forms. I use the WPF for 3D view where I add a sphere dynamically and it works fine, all I do is just send x, y and radius from the form to WPF and it draws the sphere.
Now here it is the problem I made a loop that reads list of coords and draws them in WPF control, it works perfectly if I add a blank MsgBox but if I remove the MsgBox it only shows the last sphere in the list, Eg For Each obj As Sphere in LstSpheres. MsgBox("") 'If I remove this the code doesn't work. CreateSphere(obj.x, obj.y, obj.radius, Brushes.Red) 'This Sub adds the Sphere in WPF Control Next
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My setup may make this easier or harder but to be clear I am running Kubuntu 9.10 (latest stable) and WinXP in a VirtualBox VM. Obviously all VB6/VS2008 dev is taking place in the virtual machine.So maybe it's possible to have the linux host send through Ctrl+Break based on a key mapping, or maybe it's possible to remap directly in WinXP. I'd settle for any solution as atm I need to use the XP On-Screen keyboard to send a Ctrl+Break.
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