Winforms Timer for Dummies -


I'm trying to get a timer to tick once in a wifi, when I give advice How to do it. It gives me loads of stuff about thread. Well I do not care about threads, because what I'm trying to do, it calculates a value between 60 to 0 in a minute. Is it, wait then I do not think we need to go into cloud computing to solve this one, but I'm actually a web form buddy, so I'm just messing up on this issue. Someone can point me out for an example

Here's what I have tried

  Private Zero Button 1_Click (Object Sender, EventArgs e) {this.timeLeft = 60 ; This.label1.Visible = false; This.button1.Visible = false; Gt = new timer (); Gt.Tick + = new event handler (countdown); Gt.Interval = 1000; Gt; Start (); } Private zero countdown (object sender, event cargo e) {. {This.TimeBar.Value = timeLeft; This.timeLeft - = 1; } While (this.timeLeft> gt; 0); Return (this.TimeBar.Value> 0); Gt.Stop (); This.label1.Visible = true; This.button1.Visible = True; }  

Any help would be appreciated.

What is happening is that you

However, if you are working on any type of Windows farm, then you need to know about threading and how that affects the UI if you write stories of helpless exceptions and misbehaving UI components If you do not, then you will take yourself back here. John Skeet is an excellent, I strongly advise. One section of this is dedicated to the timer, which can get you some additional information.


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