Can you post the code for the form constructor and InitializeComponent()
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> I have made a windows app using Visual C# .NET and have been designing a form
> using the form designer and writing code. It was working just fine until
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> Thanks.
xbow1 - 28 Oct 2004 19:23 GMT
This is a really big windows form with many text boxes, etc, so I don't want
to post the entire code for initializeComponent() here (or should I?). The
constructor code hasn't changed in a long time:
public FormTest()
{
//
// Required for Windows Form Designer support
//
InitializeComponent();
comPort = 1;
myAHRS = new AHRSData();
// Set default functions for AHRS500new
myAHRS.usrBit.getAlgState = new
AHRSData.usrBIT_class.getAlgStateDelegate(myAHRS.usrBit.algState_AHRS500_new);
myAHRS.usrBit.getCalState = new
AHRSData.usrBIT_class.getCalStateDelegate(myAHRS.usrBit.calState_AHRS510);
myAHRS.usrBit.update = new
AHRSData.usrBIT_class.updateDelegate(myAHRS.usrBit.update_AHRS500_new);
myAHRS.ahrsModel = AHRSData.AHRSModelEnum.undefined;
myTerm = new CommBaseSerial();
myTerm.settings.SetStandard("COM1", 57600, CommBaseSerial.Handshake.none);
myTerm.receiveEvent += new CommBaseSerial.receiveDelegate(handleRxChar);
}
Leah
> Can you post the code for the form constructor and InitializeComponent()
>
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> > Thanks.