2 Questions!

[Emo]

I have 2 more questions:

1 Q:
How can I dispay the time that my Application has been running in a label... hours, minutes, seconds?

2 Q:
My Timer's Inerval is set to 15 seconds, how can I dislay a countdown of these 15 seconds in a label? (When the timer is going to set off the action?)

Thanks!
-Emo

A1:

Public Dt As Date
Public Hr As Date

Private Sub Form_Load()
  Dt = Format(Now, "dd/mm/yy")
  Hr = Format(Now, "hh/mm/ss")
End Sub

Private Sub Timer1.Timer()
  lblDt = Dt - Format(Now, "dd/mm/yy")
  lblTm = Hr - Format(Now, "hh/mm/ss")
End Sub

A2:
Hold on...

[Jop]

Put another Timer to the form (interval 1000) and put this code in it:

Dim x As Integer

Private Sub Form_Load()
x = 15
End Sub

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
If x = 0 Then
x = 15
Label1.Caption = x
Else
x = x - 1
Label1.Caption = x
End If

And use the code from Escaflowne
for the time it's running

[Edited by Jop on 10-08-2000 at 06:01 PM]

[seaweed]

Here's how to display the length of time your app has been running. Start a new project, drop a label and a timer onto the form, and paste the following code into your forms code module:

Option Explicit

Private StartTime As Date

Private Sub Form_Load()
    Timer1.Interval = 60
    StartTime = Now
End Sub

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
    Dim RunTime As Date
    
    RunTime = Now - StartTime
    Label1 = "Running time: " & Format(RunTime, "hh:mm:ss")
End Sub

[Edited by seaweed on 10-08-2000 at 06:07 PM]

[Emo]

Thanks a lot!
I got it to work!

Thanks!
-Emo

Sometimes, when your prog takes up a lot of resources, the timers may actually lose track, and then, you can never get them together again, so for looping processes, do:

<You need 1 timer with a interval of 1000>

Private TimLoop As Byte

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
   If TimLoop < 15 then TimLoop = TimLoop + 1
   If TimLoop > 15 then 
      Timer1_Time15
      TimLoop = 0
   End If
End Sub

Private Sub Timer1_Time15()
   'Your Code
End Sub
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