Re: any trick to move a window in a tight loop

On 31 Gen, 01:23, Arne Vajhøj <a...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 30-01-2011 18:59, pamela fluente wrote:









On 31 Gen, 00:52, Arne Vajh j<a...@xxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
On 30-01-2011 18:30, pamela fluente wrote:

i just wanted to check out if there is some know trick to be able to
move a form (waiting for outcome)
after i have launched a tight loop (release more) without the
application.doevents in it.

Since i am running some very lengthy simulations (factoring numbers
with some hundred digits) i did not bother to place the doevents or
similar stuff
but now i feel that these frozen windows are sometimes
bothering  :-)))

Any known trick to be able to move it ? Any suggestion for future
runs, something without giving up in speed ??

Do the long running stuff in a separate thread.

Thanks a lot for this idea. I just placed at work a BackgroundWorker
and seems to do well. Window is  functional.

Any hope to move the ones already frozen with some trick ?

An app you have already started?

I don't think so.

Arne

well i tried :-)) hmm i think i'll restart ...

Pam
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