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I am a self taught "programmer" (WIP) I have couple of friends in programming class and they just work on the examples from the book. imo not very effective way of learning.
Ok, I feel better about myself.
Does anyone else go on sourceforge or github or stackoverflow and look at source codes (if available) of a project your working on if youre having trouble with something? I do it sometimes if I am stuck, and in a way I feel like im...
Quote:Originally Posted by 3930K Try (() => { return textBox3.TextLength; }))]]> thank you that worked.
Quote:Originally Posted by 3930K Try using int textLength = (int)textBox3.Invoke(() => { return textBox3.TextLength; }) and then using that int instead of the property. Do the same with all the other cross-thread calls. I get a...
Quote:Originally Posted by 3930K WPF or Winforms? winforms
Hey guys I am back with another question, I currently made a if statement to send emails if whether or not they have an email attachment. It works and all but its only working because of...
Quote:Originally Posted by kelvintheiah This should do the trick. After you have send the email, use thread.sleep(xxxx) x means milliseconds of delay. worked perfect, as any programmer I came across another idea, I decided to have...
Quote:Originally Posted by tompsonn Throw the code on a separate thread and use Thread.Sleep to provide your "tick". Here is my source code, I was messing with it so much last night it maybe a bit messy. http://pastebin.com/eUagPR6C
Quote:Originally Posted by tompsonn +1 Pretty much wouldn't even bother looking any further past this sort of implementation. If you're loading from a file to a text box for no benefit other than to just use the contents of the...
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