Application.DoEvents not in VS2005/Framework 2.0???

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Jerry H.

I have a class that makes use of this cal in VS2003, can someone tell
me what the equivalent for it in VS2005?
 
I have a class that makes use of this cal in VS2003, can someone tell
me what the equivalent for it in VS2005?
In my version Application.DoEvents()

I hope this helps,

Cor
 
make sure you imported the system namespace and system.windows.forms
namespace

it is still there
 
Thanks Brian. My company downloaded VS2005 Pro from MSDN, but we
didn't get any help files...I'm poking around in the dark. :)
 
Jerry,
The "help files" are a seperate download from MSDN.

You can access the VS 2005 "help files" online at:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/default.aspx


--
Hope this helps
Jay [MVP - Outlook]
..NET Application Architect, Enthusiast, & Evangelist
T.S. Bradley - http://www.tsbradley.net


| Thanks Brian. My company downloaded VS2005 Pro from MSDN, but we
| didn't get any help files...I'm poking around in the dark. :)
|
 
thanks Jay!

I'm still getting used to VS2005...where can I turn on the option to
display ALL code contained in a VB file for a form? In VS2003, I used
to be able to see the code filled in by the IDE, but now I only see
what I have added.

I can understand why MS did this (among other things), to satiate
VB6/VBA programmers, but to me that is a dumbing down of what OO is all
about.

Thanks.
 
Jerry,
The code is now in a partial class, safely hidden from prying eyes.

Luckily the partial class is easy to access.

In Solution Explorer click on the "Show All Files" button. Then open the
..Designer.vb file that is under the form you are interested in.

--
Hope this helps
Jay [MVP - Outlook]
..NET Application Architect, Enthusiast, & Evangelist
T.S. Bradley - http://www.tsbradley.net


| thanks Jay!
|
| I'm still getting used to VS2005...where can I turn on the option to
| display ALL code contained in a VB file for a form? In VS2003, I used
| to be able to see the code filled in by the IDE, but now I only see
| what I have added.
|
| I can understand why MS did this (among other things), to satiate
| VB6/VBA programmers, but to me that is a dumbing down of what OO is all
| about.
|
| Thanks.
|
 

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