[hpsdr] KK Kuestion

[Mark Amos]

George,

Yes, that was the problem. Thanks!

Geez, do I feel silly.  I was cutting and pasting code from other parts of
the app for the code that I needed and picked some event code from an object
that had a SelectedIndexChanged event... instead of the ValueChanged bit.

I didn't know about the properties/event/double-click-auto-generate
feature... I just loaded the C# IDE this week, so I'm a real newbie with the
environment. I need to learn how to effectively debug in this environment -
I should have been able test whether the event was firing.  I've built
myself a little "test" project to learn more of the basics and to play
around with the forms/elements in a minimal environment.  Not used to these
GUI bits.

As at work, one good answer earns another question.  Is there a trick to
"decimate" the up/down events (so that the event doesn't fire until the user
lifts his finger off the up or down control?  Seems like a waste to fire on
each event.)  I think I could do it with a timer, but just thought there
might be a built-in trick/best practice for this kind of thing...

In any case, thank you indeed!!

Mark

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Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:21:34 -0400
From: "george byrkit" <ghbyrkit at chartermi.net>
Subject: [hpsdr] KK Kquestion
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Dear Mark,

That branch has just shown up in the KISS branches!  I opened the solution
and found this:

Set_CWPitch is a numeric up/down control.  As such, it doesn't have a
SelectedIndexChanged event.  I'm not sure what you have written, but it
isn't hooked to an event handler.  You want to select the control, view
properties, select events, and double-click on the value region of the
ValueChanged property.  This will auto-generate (and hook up) the desired
event.  Put your code there.  Bet it works then!

73,
George Byrkit, K9TRV


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