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  1. Dec 29th, 2004, 11:11 AM #1
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    What's the equivalant of DoEvents in VB.NET?

    What's the equivalant of DoEvents in VB.NET?
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    Re: What's the equivalant of DoEvents in VB.NET?

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    Re: What's the equivalant of DoEvents in VB.NET?

    Thanks. One problem! I don't have an application object. I'm inside a library. What then?
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    Re: What's the equivalant of DoEvents in VB.NET?

    it simply may not be possible with what you are doing.. you may need to look into using multiple threads instead.... unless someone else has a better answer
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    Re: What's the equivalant of DoEvents in VB.NET?

    Threads are probably the way to go. But just a thought. Is the library yours to modify the code? If so, how about passing in the application object, then you can .DoEvents on it? Haven't tried, just a thought.
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    Re: What's the equivalant of DoEvents in VB.NET?

    A component shouldn't call an application level command - why not run your time consuming code either asynchronously or in its own thread...
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