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hi,
Im a bit new to Form applications in C++. Ive been messing around with Visual Studio 2005, and I am stumped with a problem. I want a textbox to display a variable that is continuously updated in a function. for example:
static int a;
Form1(void)
{
InitializeComponent();
a=0;
}
static void Test()
{
a++; // increment the value displayed by textBox1
}
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now ive been searching far and wide for ways to do this, but i cant get the syntax right. I can get textBox1 to display the initial value of a, but it wont update a after Test() is called. Ive tried things like calling Test() from Main() and sticking it in a loop,
while(1)
{
Form1:: Test(); // update textBox1
Sleep(1000); // wait 1 second
}
but then i run into my problem... updating textBox1. I cant stick any assignments in Test() without creating errors. To tell the truth, Im not even sure if Test() is updating a with the method im using. any suggestions?
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Im a bit new to Form applications in C++. Ive been messing around with Visual Studio 2005, and I am stumped with a problem. I want a textbox to display a variable that is continuously updated in a function. for example:
static int a;
Form1(void)
{
InitializeComponent();
a=0;
}
static void Test()
{
a++; // increment the value displayed by textBox1
}
<font color="#c0c0c0" size=2> </font>
now ive been searching far and wide for ways to do this, but i cant get the syntax right. I can get textBox1 to display the initial value of a, but it wont update a after Test() is called. Ive tried things like calling Test() from Main() and sticking it in a loop,
while(1)
{
Form1:: Test(); // update textBox1
Sleep(1000); // wait 1 second
}
but then i run into my problem... updating textBox1. I cant stick any assignments in Test() without creating errors. To tell the truth, Im not even sure if Test() is updating a with the method im using. any suggestions?
View the full article