Vb6 stop screen updating
13-Sep-2020 21:51
I will create a new Windows application that contains two forms. To get things started, create the new project and add a new form. Click Dim addr As New address Dim address As New address Dialog Dim Street As String = "124 First Street" Dim City As String = "Redmond" Dim Country As String = "USA" Dim Postal Code As String = "98052" addr. Select File, New, Project from the main menu in Visual Studio . Street End Set End Property Private Sub Button1_Click( _ By Val sender As System. Screen Updating = False 'swap between sheets 1/2 (need both sheets or this will crash) For i = 1 To numb Switches Sheets(1 (i Mod 2)). Screen Updating = True 'get results for part two results = results & vb Cr Lf & "Screen Updating IS disabled: " & Format(Time - start Time, "hh:mm:ss") & " seconds" 'show results Msg Box results End Sub Firstly I've been using the script written by Richie (UK) Post #7 Here It simply iterates through a loop changing the value of i in one cell.I have changed it slightly so it loops 10,000 times and I execute it 10 times for sample size.Hanging onto the reference returned from creating a new form is useful so that you can talk to this second form if need be. Click If my Form Is Nothing Then my Form = New Form2 my Caller = Me End If my Form. The main reason for using this variable though, is so that you can create and track a single instance of Dim my Form As Form2 Private Sub Button1_Click( _ By Val sender As System. Show() End Sub variable (if it was set) and change its window title.
Is there any way to disable screen updating while I build the screen and re-enable when I have finished? Ideally I would like the screen to stay as the old screen while the new controls were being built and then update all at once but this is where I come unstuck. In general it is doing the same thing, but when you suspend it should create and destory as a group. Ah, just incase you don't know a Windows Control Library is just a specialized type of class.
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