Re: Application.Run
- From: "Brett Wesoloski" <brett.wesoloski@xxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2006 08:48:24 -0500
Ok well in the program.cs class I have
static void Main()
{
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
Application.Run(new Login());
}
I have changed Applicaiton.Run() from
Application.Run(new Login());
to
Applicaiton.Run(new ShelfList()):
but it still brings up the Login screen. Also I can not debug the
application any more. If I leave it Login() then I can debug the app and it
goes to the Application.Run(new Login()); then brings up the form. So I
thought it would be as easy as changing the Login() to ShelfList()
It seems from what you are saying I was looking/working in the correct spot.
Any other idea's?
TIA,
Brett
"UhihaJax" <UhihaJax@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The form that is first shown when an application is run is usually the
form
that is passed as the parameter to
Application.Run();
The first "Application.Run" called will be the first Application.Run
called
after the method "Main".
Main is ALWAYS the first method that is run it's signature is (in a
WindowsApplication):
static void Main()
{
}
You cannot declare more than 1 "main" method or the compiler will whinge.
Look for the method "main" and you will find the first Application.Run()
Jax
"Brett Wesoloski" wrote:
Ok after sending this and reading it I didn't really describe what I was
trying to accomplish. Sorry about that.
I just want to change the start up form. I did look under the
projects-application properties but there is nothing to change. I would
expect it to be in the start up object but all that was there was
ProgramName.Program so I am assuming it is calling the program.cs class.
That is where I change teh Application.Run to be the different form.
So I guess am I evern looking in the right place to change the startup
form?
TIA,
Brett
"Brett Wesoloski" <brett.wesoloski@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am new to VS2005.
I changed my program.cs file to be a different form I am working on.
But
when I go to run the application it still brings up the form that was
originally declared as new. When I put in a break point the program
does
not stop. It is in debug mode. If I change the program.cs file back
to
the form that was originally being used. The program does go into
debug
mode. But if I change code in that file it isn't using it. It is like
the
program is using an old compiled version.
Any one know why this would be?
TIA,
Brett
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