stop timer before refreshing

[Elliot]

My program use a timer to 'refresh' a method "a" every several seconds,

private void a(object sender, EventArgs eArgs)
{
Timer T1 = new Timer();
T1.Interval = 100000;
T1.Start();
T1.Tick += new EventHandler(b) ;

Timer T2 = new Timer();
T2.Interval = 100000;
T2.Start();
T2.Tick += new EventHandler(c) ;
}

Inside "a", there are two timers.
My question is how can I stop timers T1 & T2 before refreshing "a" for a new
time?

Thanks for any idea.

[Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )]

Re: stop timer before refreshing

On Jun 30, 3:54 pm, "Elliot" <elliot_barc... @hotmail.co.ukw rote:

My program use a timer to 'refresh' a method "a" every several seconds,
>
        private void a(object sender, EventArgs eArgs)
        {
                                Timer T1 = new Timer();
                                T1.Interval = 100000;
                                T1.Start();
                                T1.Tick += new EventHandler(b) ;
>
                                Timer T2 = new Timer();
                                T2.Interval = 100000;
                                T2.Start();
                                T2.Tick += new EventHandler(c) ;
        }
>
Inside "a", there are two timers.
My question is how can I stop timers T1 & T2 before refreshing "a" for a new
time?
>
Thanks for any idea.

You need to have a reference to them, in other words declare them at
the class level, not inside the method
but what are you trying to do? Those many timers are really necesary?

[Elliot]

Re: stop timer before refreshing

It works. Thanks, Ignacio.


"Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP )" <ignacio.machin @gmail.comwrote in
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On Jun 30, 3:54 pm, "Elliot" <elliot_barc... @hotmail.co.ukw rote:

>My program use a timer to 'refresh' a method "a" every several seconds,
>>
>private void a(object sender, EventArgs eArgs)
>{
>Timer T1 = new Timer();
>T1.Interval = 100000;
>T1.Start();
>T1.Tick += new EventHandler(b) ;
>>
>Timer T2 = new Timer();
>T2.Interval = 100000;
>T2.Start();
>T2.Tick += new EventHandler(c) ;
>}
>>
>Inside "a", there are two timers.
>My question is how can I stop timers T1 & T2 before refreshing "a" for a
>new
>time?
>>
>Thanks for any idea.

>
You need to have a reference to them, in other words declare them at
the class level, not inside the method
but what are you trying to do? Those many timers are really necesary?