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Steve
Hi All,
I'm a newbee in C# and have a Windows form application. The main form
has a progress bar. In one of the methods of the main form, I call a
class derived from Object which processes a file. During the
processing, I'd like the custom class to be able to update the
progress bar.
What's the best way to make this happen? I've been reading up on
events/delegates and am beginning to get a vague understanding, but I
wanted to make sure I'm not going down the wrong path.
Thanks for any suggestions/insight,
Steve
I'm a newbee in C# and have a Windows form application. The main form
has a progress bar. In one of the methods of the main form, I call a
class derived from Object which processes a file. During the
processing, I'd like the custom class to be able to update the
progress bar.
What's the best way to make this happen? I've been reading up on
events/delegates and am beginning to get a vague understanding, but I
wanted to make sure I'm not going down the wrong path.
Thanks for any suggestions/insight,
Steve