Comments by Member 15070471

Member 15070471 31-Aug-23 10:50am View

Adding the entire list to the form class solved the problems. Many thanks for your help.

Member 15070471 31-Aug-23 7:43am View

Thank you for your suggestion of creating a class for the list of different data types. I've added the code above which I think is correct, just trying out the different methods. There may be better ways but I can at least, add and remove individual products as well as retrieve individual values. Unfortunately, I cant figure out how to access each of these from a different class. The most frequent error is being unable to access a non shared event or class. But when I share it, the error is, cant create list commands in a shared event. Is the code basically wrong, or am I trying to access the class incorrectly. Many thanks for your help.

Member 15070471 27-Aug-23 3:32am View

Thank you for this. It helped. Can you please explain how the Accept Solution works? I got a lot of help from OriginalGriff above and now from you. But the first post wasnt complete so I didnt wany to finalise it then. Whats the accepted procedure? You guys are so helpful I'd like to get it right.

Member 15070471 26-Aug-23 20:19pm View

Hi, I posted an update on my code in the solution area below. I hope thats correct as I couldn't see how else to do it. Thanks

Member 15070471 25-Aug-23 20:07pm View

Thank you for your suggestions and I'm sure they would be suitable, but they are a bit more advanced than I was looking for so I'll try the above method first and see if I come right. Thanks again.

Member 15070471 25-Aug-23 20:05pm View

Thank you for your ideas, I fully understand the logic now and I have implemented the List which is working. I've also got the Rectangle.Contains method working, but now I've lost the persistent rectangle ability. It was quite a chnage from my original idea and not so simple for me, but I'm still working on it and I'll see how I go and revert. Thanks again.

Member 15070471 21-Aug-23 18:48pm View

As you suggest, I think I have the answer from Dave. It can't be done easily. But as I mentioned above, it seemed impractical to redo this in the main form each time and I was hoping for a way to reuse the same easily understandable code. I'll keep researching and learning. Thank you for your replies.

Member 15070471 21-Aug-23 11:33am View

You guys are great, thank you so much. I can see now what I missing. (Question is, why the heck did I not see it before lol)

Member 15070471 27-Jun-23 7:07am View

lol, thank you, I've never really understood the relationship between the two, but your analogy makes it clear.

Member 15070471 26-Jun-23 18:50pm View

Thank you Richard, that game me the correct value

Member 15070471 26-Jun-23 18:48pm View

Thank you. On running the code and checking the error, the number of bytes in the buffer was 65536.
Changing the RecieveBufferSize to 65536 fixed the problem. Still not sure why every example I downloaded had the same error though. Perhaps a chnage in .Net from older versions or something?

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