C#

S. Senthil Kumar wrote:

You could try using System.Threading.Timer[^] instead and it provides a parameter to do one shot firing of the timer.

mrarunks wrote:

In VB there is this out of focus even for a text box. Can some one tell me the equivalent for C#?

ma_refay wrote:

i need to write method and return somevalue from that method
for example return number
and use that number in the rest of application

// A method that returns an interger (1);
public int SomeMethod()
{
    return 1;
}

ma_refay wrote:

how i call the return 1 in my form
or how to assign that return ti variable

int theValue = TheMethodThatReturnsOne();

Dictionary<KeyType, ValueType> dctSource, dctClone;<br />
<br />
dctSource = new Dictionary<KeyType, ValueType>();<br />
dctClone = new Dictionary<KeyType, ValueType>();<br />
<br />
foreach (KeyType key in dctSource.Keys)<br />
  dctClone[key] = dctSource[key].Clone();

dctSource = new Dictionary<string, string>();<br />
dctClone = new Dictionary<string, string>();<br />
<br />
foreach (string key in dctSource.Keys)<br />
  dctClone[key] = dctSource[key];