VB 6.0 TIMER PROBLEM

[sukhen dass]

Dear Team, I have a Visual Basic 6.0 Application with 10 timers in one form.Time Intrval Set For timers are different. Timer1-1000,Timer2-10000,Timer3-10000,Timer4-10000,Timer5-10000,Timer6-10000,Timer7-10000,Timer8-10000,Timer9-10000,Timer10-10000. The problem is sometime all timers does not fires on its interval...but most of the time works correctly.Because of this skip reason I am looking to work in wpf as I have read it has dispatcher. I want good suggestion from all what is the best solution of it...Suggestion is always appreciated. Thanks Sukhen Dass

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I suggest you use another forum. This has nothing to do with design or architecture.

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[Lost User]

sukhen dass wrote:

I have a Visual Basic 6.0 Application with 10 timers in one form.

Why?

sukhen dass wrote:

sometime all timers does not fires on its interval

How do you test for this situation?

sukhen dass wrote:

Because of this skip reason I am looking to work in wpf

It's unlikely that will make any difference unless you are certain that you have diagnosed and resolved the original problem.

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[Lost User]

As long as you do not endeavor to find what the actual problem is, switching over to a different technology will not help you.

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Put some code on the first line of the event to log the time that it's fired. You'll find that it fires around the time it's supposed to, unless the app is in a loop without yielding processortime for the messagepump. Have a read of this[^] CP article :)

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