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Comments by Millone (Top 18 by date)
Millone
22-Dec-13 9:17am
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Thats all in the project. I experienced the problem in a much more complex context and I reproduced it in a project where the code is all pasted in my question. I made it on purpose to make sure there was nothing else involved. There is nothing else in such project. I suspect I have a problem with my visual studio.
Millone
22-Dec-13 9:06am
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Yes but does not make sense to me. Why I am getting the error, this is the problem!
Millone
22-Dec-13 9:04am
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It is just a sample representing the problem.
Millone
22-Dec-13 9:03am
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It is just a sole representing the problem.
Millone
22-Dec-13 9:02am
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it is just a sample representing the problem.
Millone
22-Dec-13 8:58am
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Format exception not managed on this line int anInteger = Convert.ToInt32(textBox1.Text);
Millone
22-Dec-13 8:57am
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no. It is empty but even if I set the text box ="1"; I get the same problem.
Millone
11-Jul-13 11:09am
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The only code relevant the chart is in my question. All the other settings are in the designer. However, would not make sensor for me to run it only when I check the box because that is an additional feature. The chart is always running with 2 series, adition 2 are added if the checkbox is checked.
Millone
11-Jul-13 3:14am
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Thanks a lot for your advices. How can I bind the second series x axis to the first series x axis?
Millone
10-Jul-13 16:22pm
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Thank you SA. I started the refactoring and slowly slowly is coming right. Thanks for the suggestions.
Millone
9-Jul-13 22:10pm
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Sorry for the confusing question. Please have a look here
http://tinypic.com/r/in8vfk/5
[
^
], which is the better flow for coding, the top one or the bottom one?
Millone
4-Jun-13 14:39pm
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Sergey, thanks. I will wait for some illustration to better understand your concept.
Millone
4-Jun-13 13:08pm
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Thanks for now. I will study and try the advice.
Millone
4-Jun-13 13:07pm
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Thank you. Not easy to understand right now but I will study your advice and try to understand the dynamic.
Millone
26-May-13 12:46pm
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@Manfred, it did!
Millone
26-May-13 12:45pm
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Ian, it is working now. See my solution above. The problem was that I was basically calling the Count method from two different instances of the Turns class. When number was an instance field, it would start off at 0 for each instance. However, when I changed it to static, it would start off at 0 for the class as a whole and would be incremented by 1 as each instance called the Count method.
Millone
26-May-13 12:36pm
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@ Sergey. I asked for support and it was not my intention to confront, but because you are asking, I reply. I am using out because I need to add other parameters and "return" would not allow me to send back more than one variable. I could return an array but "out" is fine enough to send back 2 variables. Concerning "Equals" does exactly the same of "if" in this case, so I do not see the point. I have sorted out the problem that was of a completely different nature.
Millone
26-May-13 5:07am
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Thanks a lot. After you wrote it became very clear to me what is happening. I will try to implement your advice. My motor is turing at 5 to 10 rotation per minute.
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