System.Timers.Timer

[Guy Cohen]

Hi all
I need a sample with timers.
I read the samples on the net with consol output but I want to change (for
example) a text box content on my form and this sample is not good for
that...
TIA
Guy

[rowe_newsgroups]

Re: System.Timers.T imer

On Sep 5, 8:12 am, "Guy Cohen" <noem...@please .comwrote:

Hi all
I need a sample with timers.
I read the samples on the net with consol output but I want to change (for
example) a text box content on my form and this sample is not good for
that...
TIA
Guy

For Windows forms you should (imo) use the System.Windows. Forms.Timer
object. Add the object to your form, set the interval property (in
milliseconds), and add an event handler to the timer's Tick event. In
that method you do any actions you want to occur when the timer
"ticks".

Let me know if you need further help.

Thanks,

Seth Rowe

[Guy Cohen]

Re: System.Timers.T imer

Hi
I know that but I really want to use system.timers.t imer for practice
purposes
The final solution is a service not a form...
TIA
Guy
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On Sep 5, 8:12 am, "Guy Cohen" <noem...@please .comwrote:

>Hi all
>I need a sample with timers.
>I read the samples on the net with consol output but I want to change
>(for
>example) a text box content on my form and this sample is not good for
>that...
>TIA
>Guy

>
For Windows forms you should (imo) use the System.Windows. Forms.Timer
object. Add the object to your form, set the interval property (in
milliseconds), and add an event handler to the timer's Tick event. In
that method you do any actions you want to occur when the timer
"ticks".
>
Let me know if you need further help.
>
Thanks,
>
Seth Rowe
>