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So here is the problem, the program that I am currentyl working on takes samples of ten via the serial port and writes them to a file.
Now however, I want to take three samples, so take first sample then wait a specific time, then execute the next sampl and so on. I have read that Threading.Sleep() effects events, My serial port is event driven is there a another method that exists that can either count down or up to a time??
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Abhinav S 28-Mar-11 5:06am    
Your tag says C#5?
Manfred Rudolf Bihy 28-Mar-11 5:31am    
How long have I been sleeping and what year is it? :)
codenameyash 28-Mar-11 6:08am    
welL it was available as a tag and so I put it up.......

Well, you could look at the Timer class[^]...
 
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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 28-Mar-11 5:46am    
Valid option! 5+
If you do your work in a separate Thread[^] or a BackgroundWorker[^] you can use Thread.Sleep() without problems.

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