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MVSoftVM 28-Sep-20 9:06am View

Exactly... ok... I will try this BackgroundWorker version...

MVSoftVM 28-Sep-20 9:01am View

Where is called `CountTotalMissingElements` ?
Probably in constructor, after `_missingElementsWorker.RunWorkerCompleted += MissingElementsCounted;` ?

MVSoftVM 25-Sep-20 15:25pm View

Ok. That "interlock" made my day :D I made some research (I'm not so experimented programmer in C#) and I learned how to use Interlock.Add()!

Thank you Gerry!

MVSoftVM 25-Sep-20 14:02pm View

Ok. I made this test. The console text I've copied to a csv and imported, sorted and compared in OpenOffice SCalc. Seems data is ok, but the result was different. Practically, `TotalMissingElements += result;` is not doing what it should! Why?
What I have to do in this case?
BTW: What means "interlock shared variables"? :)

MVSoftVM 12-Mar-20 6:22am View

Maybe I have to make those custom properties of my dgv as public get-set properties with a default value and to be read from a settings file when form loads. I think this is the approach I have to follow.

MVSoftVM 12-Mar-20 6:11am View

Hi @OriginalGriff. I don't think it's about reading my mind or whatever, it's written in my question: [quote][i]I made all my general design changes in that class, using VS designer, and I put that DGV on every form[/i][/quote]. Which means that after I made my class and made a design to my grid (selectionbackcolor, selectionforecolor, and so on) I put it on my forms. The problem is Designer will copy that information to my form Designer.cs file, which I don't think it is normal, as long I did not take any local modification in that form to my dgv.
So, my tough was, if I make some styling in a cs file those styling properties will be read from my custom file till I came an modify locally. But this is not happening, which in my opinion is something like a little/big bug. I don't know, it is a tough...

MVSoftVM 8-Mar-20 9:01am View

Found solution, also with some 2 edits :)

MVSoftVM 6-Mar-20 15:41pm View

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This is not the solution, as long as there are problems. First click is ok, but second one does not fire anymore, so the DropDown does not appear after first click... Still working on that...

MVSoftVM 6-Mar-20 8:12am View

Thanks @Maciej , I found the problem and the solution, thanks to you. Debugger was salvation, and you with the idea :)

MVSoftVM 6-Mar-20 7:52am View

No, is not happening like this.
When I use debugger, Enter is the first event fired after I click on that combobox. The next one is WndProc, which must redraw border. Here comes problem: on line

base.WndProc(ref m);

after this line, the dropdown list it will close...

MVSoftVM 6-Mar-20 7:18am View

I don't see the relevance, but, no, it will select only one record.
Edited: And also, I don't see any property in WinForms Combobox "Checked"!
BTW, That little checked icon in front of text of ComboBox shows user if that record is actively or not.

MVSoftVM 6-Mar-20 5:21am View

Because of space on the form...
Picture with controls in form

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