windows - How to make DispatcherTimer show time in a textbox and perform action when reaches a certain time in C#? -
This is my second question on stack overflow. I had posted my first question some time ago and in no time did not get the answer to work, very impressed, very appreciated.
Anyway, what should I know, how to make a display timer work and show time in a fixed text box and stop it from reaching a certain time (we say 60 seconds) And do a function after 60 seconds
I'm basically using it for:
Creating a game, which is discontinued after 60 seconds and scores or related Show stuff So it requires me to show time in a text box and then 60 seconds or later to do the function.
Here's more information:
The textbox is called "timer box"
Whatever code I've tried here:
DispatcherTimer DT = New Dispatcher Timer (); Private Zero TimerStart (Object Sender, Routing Avenger EG E) {dt.Interval = TimeSpan.FromSeconds (1); Dt.Tick + = dt_Tick; Dt.Start (); } Int count = 0; Zero dt_Tick (object sender, object e) {count = count + 1; TimerBox Text = convert Toasting (calculation); }
This text does not show the time in the box, I do not even know how to stop it and at any point.
Thank you for reaching here, please leave the answer with full explanation as I am starting the whole :)
PS I used the Windows Store app development in Visual Studio 2013 I am using the environment. And it does not have a "timer" because it is in the normal C # environment.
AoA I am just starting to learn C # (interested in windows form). Hope this will help you.
If you want to set a timer for a curtain event .....
recommend using the timer (in the toolbox) ...... < / P>
Follow the steps, when you double click timer 1 VS, then you create a timer 1 stop function for which you are called Timer Tyke ..... Now when you call timer 1 ix If you write it then what do you want to do .... like this ....
Private zero timer 1 volt (object sender, event RGS E) {// enter your code here}
Now write Timer 1 and VS The list of available functions will be displayed .... For example,
timer 1. Interval = (60 * 1000); Enter the time in // millisecond
Now when you want to start typing ......
timer1.start ();
and to stop the timer on the timer call
timer 1 .top ();
If you repeat the timer, then the timer 1 in that tick function. Start () ...
Plus, use something like the text box text to set the timer 1 equivalent
textbox1.Text = convert .ToString (timer1.Interval); Html>
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