In normal circunstances it should\'t be possible to access to properties values assigned on main thread on TimerCallback function, right?
public class DHSApi { public void StartFetchingTickerInfo() { client = new clientAPI(); Trace.Write(\"Timer Started\" );
I\'m using the System.Timers.Timer class to create a timer with an Timer.Elapsed event. The thing is the Timer.Elapsed event is fired for the first time only after the interval time has passed.
I am developing a Java countdown timer. I am totally new to Java though have done some C++ before so it\'s not all totally new. I am having problems with this - can anyone easily see what I have done
I have created a little robot like the Karel robot (Wikipedia) which is based on javascript. Karel4Web
Why won\'t this work? I would like it to print every second. Thanks. import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
When timing a FORTRAN program i usually just use the command call cpu_time(t). Then i stumbled across call system_clock([count,count_rate,count_max]) which seems to do the same thing. However, in a mo
I have some JavaScript that cycles through n div tags, displaying only one at a time, and changes every 10s.This is working. But I also have next and previous buttons. They seem to be skipping one div
Basically, I have an int value, x, that is an instance variable of a class. It is set to 0 initially. I have another method, \"getNum,\" that increments and returns x. This getNum() method is called b
I have read hundreds of pages and employed so many samples by now that I am completely confused.Most examples seems to target the following:
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