C#

1. The variable rightAnswer is defined inside a function named getQ.
   
2. The function button1_Click tries to use the variable rightAnswer

hustler2005 wrote:

I have tried looking in books but had no success.

private void Form1_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
   Form f = sender as Form;
   if (f != null)
   {
      // do something here
   }
}

private void Form1_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
   Form f = (Form)sender;
   // do something here
}

gizmokaka wrote:

the connection breaks

gizmokaka wrote:

OK from the top:
I have a wireless RF network in which I have units running and sending messages.
the receiving end for the messages is a tunneling router with one end RF receiver and the other has
TCP/IP port, and this tunneling router translates from one network to TCP/IP packets then it forwards
the messages to a PC that's running socket server application that listens constantly on a specific port, and when data is received it handles it.

gizmokaka wrote:

I have a tcp/ip socket server application that receives messages threw a router.
my hardware sits on wireless network, creating messages, and pushes them to a tunneling router than in it's time push the messages to a middleware PC
with a socket server program, listening for the data.

gizmokaka wrote:

when I say the connection breaks I mean, I disconnect the tunneling router from the network,
and reconnect it.
when it's reconnected it's no longer able to receive messages.

jikubhai wrote:

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jikubhai wrote:

sCom.ExecuteNonQuery();

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