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Calling a timer event
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06/04/2001 15:20:39
 
 
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Visual FoxPro
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Calling a timer event
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00493008
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In one of my application, I have a timer. The Timer() event is fired at specific interval. However, I have a button on the form to force an immediate process of that timer. Right now, I am calling the event directly. Are there any concerns about doing that? Should I be better to put the Timer() event code in a method, have the Timer event() code to call that method instead and call that method also for immediate process? I have found that if I call the event directly, it works but the display of some captions do not work at the form seems to be locked if I call it like that.
Michel Fournier
Level Extreme Inc.
Designer, architect, owner of the Level Extreme Platform
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