C#

Stefan Troschtz wrote:

Simply show form2 by using ShowDialog method.

Stefan Troschtz wrote:

If that is not an option register to the Form.Closed or Form.FormClosed (framework > 1.1) event of form2 and enable your form1.

marwan_siala wrote:

it works, but not the way i need

marwan_siala wrote:

it did not work

class Form2
{
   ....
   private Form1 caller;

   Form2_Init(Form1 cal)
   {
      this.caller = cal;
   }

   Form2_Closing()
   {
      caller.Enabled = true;
   }
}

class Form1
{
   public Form1()
   {}
   public actionToShowForm()
   {
      Form2 form = new Form2(this);
      form.Show(); //or show dialog to avoid all this :S 
      this.Enabled = false;
   }
}

class Form2
{
   private Form1 callerForm;
   public Form2(Form1 caller)
   {
      this.callerForm = caller;
      this.Closing+=new EventHandler(form2_Closing);
   }
   void form2_Closing(object sender, EventArgs e)
   {
      this.callerForm.Enabled = true;
   }
}

class Form1
{   
  public Form1()   {}   

  public actionToShowForm()   
  {      
    Form2 form = new Form2(this);
    form.Closed += new EventHandler(form2_Closed);
    form.Show(); 
    this.Enabled = false;   
  }

  void form2_Closed(object sender, EventArgs e)
  {      
    this.Enabled = true;   
  }
}

cpltek wrote:

I get an error at this line saying, "unknown user and password" I know I put the right username and password in the right string.
throw new Win32Exception( Marshal.GetLastWin32Error() );

cpltek wrote:

ALso, I get an error by___ "c:windows\system32\cmd.exe". It gives me an error by the \. Not sure why? I got an unrecognized escape sequence.

string path = @"C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe"

string path = "C:\\Windows\\system32\\cmd.exe"

arkiboys wrote:

Is it necessary to uninstal first and then instal again for each build?

myVar = 23;

alexeychik2001 wrote:

Some of them have default values that can be changed at design time.

alexeychik2001 wrote:

The constructor is good, but the values will be strictly embedded in component in that way what i exactly don't want

alexeychik2001 wrote:

Take any control, for instance Timer and its property Interval. If you take a look on its metadata you'll see
[DefaultValue(100)]
public int Interval { get; set; }

I don't want a varable defaul value. I want that this default value could be seen at design time and changed at property window. How to do it?

namespace WindowsApplication1{
   class MyTimer : System.Windows.Forms.Timer {
      public MyTimer() {
         base.Interval = 200;
      }
   
      [System.ComponentModel.DefaultValue(200)]
      public new int Interval {
         get { return base.Interval; }
         set { base.Interval = value; }
      }
   }
}