windows Form Flikering

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How to stop the Filkering in form when it has lots off controlers.. Form DOUBBLE BUFFER is TRUE... Still form flikering

Posted 8-Jul-12 6:31am

2pai

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perilbrain 8-Jul-12 13:07pm

try running your objective on a background worker thread...it'll let the program retain the control of form without the main thread being overloaded.

bbirajdar 8-Jul-12 13:45pm

what ?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Jul-12 13:49pm

There can be some different reasons for flickering. If you really need help, you should try to create a complete, but very short code sample to reproduce this kind of flicker. If you can do it, use "Improve question" and add it; format source code properly.
--SA

Dave Kreskowiak 8-Jul-12 13:58pm

How many controls are we talking about? Rule number 1: Limits the number of controls you use on a form.

Mike Hankey 8-Jul-12 16:08pm

Flicker when you try to do what?, Resize, draw?

2pai 10-Jul-12 2:52am

when Form Load. not loading smoothly...

SASS_Shooter 11-Jul-12 14:30pm

Answer the other questions! How many controls are on this form? Are they static or are you programmatically placing them there? Since you're doing double buffering I assume this is a Winform application?
Also -- are you populating the form when it loads? If so have you suspended the form before loading the data then unsuspend it's drawing?

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