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5 Apr 2005 4:23 AM
pmclinn
I have a form application with a timer event on it and a couple of
proceedures that run great but when I converted the code to a .dll then
I ran into some issues.

The problem in my class is that I have created a timer and it
increments an integer =+ 1.  The time fires this event without issue.

And in the timer event handler I have code that checks for a count of
30.  This event never fires.  However I can watch the integer increment
in the console window.  The if = 30 code is in the same timer
proceedure that outputs to the console window....

What am I doing wrong.

Basically I'm forcing the program to load a web page and then wait 40
seconds before scanning it.  That's it.

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5 Apr 2005 6:50 AM
Tom Shelton
On 2005-04-05, pmclinn <pmcl***@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I have a form application with a timer event on it and a couple of
> proceedures that run great but when I converted the code to a .dll then
> I ran into some issues.
>
> The problem in my class is that I have created a timer and it
> increments an integer =+ 1.  The time fires this event without issue.
>
> And in the timer event handler I have code that checks for a count of
> 30.  This event never fires.  However I can watch the integer increment
> in the console window.  The if = 30 code is in the same timer
> proceedure that outputs to the console window....
>
> What am I doing wrong.
>
> Basically I'm forcing the program to load a web page and then wait 40
> seconds before scanning it.  That's it.
>

show us the code :)
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Tom Shelton [MVP]