C#

protected override void OnStart(string[] args)
{
    //base.OnStart(args);

    //LoggingProvider.Information("OnStart()");
    //this.OnStop();

    //try
    //{
    //    // Warte 1 Sekunde bis zum ersten Aufruf, wiederhole alle x Minuten.
    //    this.ProcessorTimer = new Timer(
    //        this.Run,
    //        null,
    //        1000,
    //        AppSettingsUtility.Service.PollingInterval * 1000 * 60);
    //    this.IsInRunState = true;
    //    LoggingProvider.Information("OnStart(): Timer gestartet");
    //}
    //catch (Exception ex)
    //{
    //    LoggingProvider.Critical(ex);
    //}
}

juliogyn wrote:

What should i do ?

private string makeMessage(int value)
{
    // note that 'return is one valid way to exit a 'case block
    switch (value)
    {
        case 0:
            return "message: input is #0";
        case 1:
            return "message: input is #1";
        case 2:
            return "message: input is #2";
        default:
            Exception iEX = new Exception("MakeMessage: Input out of range");
            MessageBox.Show(iEX.Message);
            return "Kablooey !";
            // or throw the Exception?
    }
}

string x = makeMessage(0);
string y = makeMessage(1);
string z = makeMessage(2);

string makeAnError = makeMessage(5);

string [] msgarray = {"message 1", "message 2", "message 3"};

public string ShowMessage(int msgindex){
  return msgarray[msgindex];
}

V. wrote:

I don't think he meant for value to change from int to string, but rather made a typ-o.