Continue to next step in a for..next loop only when the user press a button.
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You probably don't want a
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I described my problem in my post. So I need response for the case when I need a for loop.
Contrarywise; you described a case where you don't want a
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Contrarywise; you described a case where you don't want a
forloop.I described a case when I already have a for loop. And if in one step of this loop , the button became enabled , the loop should be stopped , and to go to to the next step the user should press the button. If the condition is always false , the for loop should continue until the end without interruption. This is my case. Is there any solution for this case ? Thank you ! ( I'm not asking if there's another way to do , because you can't give an opinion since you don't know nothing about my program , except the little part that I have described here)
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I described a case when I already have a for loop. And if in one step of this loop , the button became enabled , the loop should be stopped , and to go to to the next step the user should press the button. If the condition is always false , the for loop should continue until the end without interruption. This is my case. Is there any solution for this case ? Thank you ! ( I'm not asking if there's another way to do , because you can't give an opinion since you don't know nothing about my program , except the little part that I have described here)
You should add a test in your loop to see if the button is enabled, so you can exit the loop if it is. There are other ways to do this, which is why PIEBALDconsult[^] made the comments that he did.
dilkonika wrote:
you can't give an opinion since you don't know nothing about my program
Comments like that do not endear you to people here. And given the number of questions you have posted recently, you really do not want to get a reputation as someone who does not accept well meaning advice.
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You should add a test in your loop to see if the button is enabled, so you can exit the loop if it is. There are other ways to do this, which is why PIEBALDconsult[^] made the comments that he did.
dilkonika wrote:
you can't give an opinion since you don't know nothing about my program
Comments like that do not endear you to people here. And given the number of questions you have posted recently, you really do not want to get a reputation as someone who does not accept well meaning advice.
I think you misunderstand what I mean with my words. I mean that someone can't give an opinion that should I use or not an For..Next loop because he don't know all the logic of my program. So why you want to comment the question instead of try to give a response. The question is very clear. If there's no answer , respond "it's not possible.". And about the reputation , I'm not interested , because I'm more interested about the answers of my questions.
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I described a case when I already have a for loop. And if in one step of this loop , the button became enabled , the loop should be stopped , and to go to to the next step the user should press the button. If the condition is always false , the for loop should continue until the end without interruption. This is my case. Is there any solution for this case ? Thank you ! ( I'm not asking if there's another way to do , because you can't give an opinion since you don't know nothing about my program , except the little part that I have described here)
How about I restart PIEBALD's answer. You CAN'T do this with a for loop. A Windows Forms app is a state machine that reacts to inputs like mouse and keyboard events. You CAN'T stop a loop and wait for input as your UI code is busy in the middle of the loop and cannot process input events until the code goes back to an idle state, meaning it's not executing any of your code!
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I think you misunderstand what I mean with my words. I mean that someone can't give an opinion that should I use or not an For..Next loop because he don't know all the logic of my program. So why you want to comment the question instead of try to give a response. The question is very clear. If there's no answer , respond "it's not possible.". And about the reputation , I'm not interested , because I'm more interested about the answers of my questions.
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And about the reputation , I'm not interested , because I'm more interested about the answers of my questions.
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How about I restart PIEBALD's answer. You CAN'T do this with a for loop. A Windows Forms app is a state machine that reacts to inputs like mouse and keyboard events. You CAN'T stop a loop and wait for input as your UI code is busy in the middle of the loop and cannot process input events until the code goes back to an idle state, meaning it's not executing any of your code!
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Dave KreskowiakOk , I'm ready to accept any other solution , but first let explain something : In the form I have this button. This button do some actions. and may be enable on several situations . so this button does not depend on the for..Next loop. so even the For..next loop will be never executed , the code inside the button may be executed on several occasions when the user press the button. The for ..next loop is on another sub , that when is executed , sometimes can make the button enabled. On this cases , the loop should wait until the user press that button and after continue to next step. What are your new solutions to resolve this case ? Thank you !
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dilkonika wrote:
And about the reputation , I'm not interested , because I'm more interested about the answers of my questions.
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Dave Kreskowiaksorry , but could you tell me what is the response that should I accept ? Until now in the answers I read only words. I think that if someone doesn't know an idea about the response is better not to respond ( as is happen for some of my other recent questions where nobody has given a single response. )
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Ok , I'm ready to accept any other solution , but first let explain something : In the form I have this button. This button do some actions. and may be enable on several situations . so this button does not depend on the for..Next loop. so even the For..next loop will be never executed , the code inside the button may be executed on several occasions when the user press the button. The for ..next loop is on another sub , that when is executed , sometimes can make the button enabled. On this cases , the loop should wait until the user press that button and after continue to next step. What are your new solutions to resolve this case ? Thank you !
I have no idea. Why? Because we don't know the business rules and logic of your application. Who's fault is that? Hint: Not ours. Since we know nothing of what you're really trying to do with this, there's really nothing that we can tell you to make something like this work. The only answer we can give is why you're current design will NOT work. Which we've done.
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I have no idea. Why? Because we don't know the business rules and logic of your application. Who's fault is that? Hint: Not ours. Since we know nothing of what you're really trying to do with this, there's really nothing that we can tell you to make something like this work. The only answer we can give is why you're current design will NOT work. Which we've done.
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Dave KreskowiakOk , I give you some additional details : I'm using the form to edit , create and modify records form a database. The button for which I'm talking has all the necessary code to test the new record created by user , and if the test is done without problems , the new record is saved. But this button can test and save records one by one ( so if a user create a new record , he should press the button before create another ). Now , I have added a new function in my form : Copy paste records. So the user can select one ( or several ) existing records , and press copy on the right click menu. When a copy is made , a list is created that contains all the records that are copied and should be pasted. for the Paste actions , I have this For..next loop. But the records that are copied , should be pasted one by one. So a new record is created that is a copy of the first element on the copy-list. At this point , the loop should stop , and user can make the changes needed for this copy and after should press the button to do the actions needed and to save this record. After the loop can continue with the same logic for the other records. This is all. Can you give me a new idea ? Thank you !
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I think you misunderstand what I mean with my words. I mean that someone can't give an opinion that should I use or not an For..Next loop because he don't know all the logic of my program. So why you want to comment the question instead of try to give a response. The question is very clear. If there's no answer , respond "it's not possible.". And about the reputation , I'm not interested , because I'm more interested about the answers of my questions.
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I'm using vb.net , and I have this situation : I have a button on the form( Mybutton1 ) . I have also a sub that contains a for..next loop :
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for I=1 to nr1
{.... some instructions...}
if condition1 then Mybutton1.enable=true
NextOn every step of this For loop , the button became enabled when a condition is true .In this case I want that this loop to stop until the user press the Button. ( the button's click event , at the end has some instructions that makes the button disabled again ) Is there any way to do this behavior ? Thank you !
This isn't something you would normally do, and prior to .NET 4.5 would be virtually impossible. (You could re-write your code to use a state-machine, but it wouldn't resemble a
Forloop.) However, if you're using .NET 4.5, you can create a hacky solution usingAsync/Await:Private _buttonClickedSource As TaskCompletionSource(Of Boolean)
Protected Sub MyButton_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal args As EventArgs) Handles MyButton.Click
' Get the TaskCompletionSource that's waiting, if there is one.
' Clear the field, since we only want to wait for a single click.
Dim tcs As TaskCompletionSource(Of Boolean)
tcs = Interlocked.Exchange(_buttonClickedSource, Nothing)' If we're waiting for a button click, signal that we've receive one: If tcs IsNot Nothing Then tcs.TrySetResult(True) End IfEnd Sub
Private Async Function DoYourFunkyThing() As Task
...
For i = 1 To nr1
...
If condition1 Then
' Create a new TaskCompletionSource, and enable the button:
Dim tcs As New TaskCompletionSource(Of Boolean)()
Interlocked.Exchange(_buttonClickedSource, tcs)
MyButton.Enabled = True' Wait for the button to be clicked: Await tcs.Task ' Disable the button: MyButton.Enabled = False End If NextEnd Function
The compiler will re-write this method to use a state machine, but you can still write your code as if it was a
Forloop. Async (Visual Basic)[^] Asynchronous Programming with Async and Await (C# and Visual Basic)[^]
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Ok , I give you some additional details : I'm using the form to edit , create and modify records form a database. The button for which I'm talking has all the necessary code to test the new record created by user , and if the test is done without problems , the new record is saved. But this button can test and save records one by one ( so if a user create a new record , he should press the button before create another ). Now , I have added a new function in my form : Copy paste records. So the user can select one ( or several ) existing records , and press copy on the right click menu. When a copy is made , a list is created that contains all the records that are copied and should be pasted. for the Paste actions , I have this For..next loop. But the records that are copied , should be pasted one by one. So a new record is created that is a copy of the first element on the copy-list. At this point , the loop should stop , and user can make the changes needed for this copy and after should press the button to do the actions needed and to save this record. After the loop can continue with the same logic for the other records. This is all. Can you give me a new idea ? Thank you !
dilkonika wrote:
for the Paste actions , I have this For..next loop. But the records that are copied , should be pasted one by one. So a new record is created that is a copy of the first element on the copy-list. At this point , the loop should stop , and user can make the changes needed for this copy and after should press the button to do the actions needed and to save this record. After the loop can continue with the same logic for the other records.
From this description you have given I would consider 2 approaches to your problem 1. The user has to individually copy / edit a duplicated row and then click on save 2. You allow the user to specify how many rows that they want to create, then allow them individually save each row. personally I feel if you continued on the path that you want to take it, It would make your application very hard to maintain.
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This isn't something you would normally do, and prior to .NET 4.5 would be virtually impossible. (You could re-write your code to use a state-machine, but it wouldn't resemble a
Forloop.) However, if you're using .NET 4.5, you can create a hacky solution usingAsync/Await:Private _buttonClickedSource As TaskCompletionSource(Of Boolean)
Protected Sub MyButton_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal args As EventArgs) Handles MyButton.Click
' Get the TaskCompletionSource that's waiting, if there is one.
' Clear the field, since we only want to wait for a single click.
Dim tcs As TaskCompletionSource(Of Boolean)
tcs = Interlocked.Exchange(_buttonClickedSource, Nothing)' If we're waiting for a button click, signal that we've receive one: If tcs IsNot Nothing Then tcs.TrySetResult(True) End IfEnd Sub
Private Async Function DoYourFunkyThing() As Task
...
For i = 1 To nr1
...
If condition1 Then
' Create a new TaskCompletionSource, and enable the button:
Dim tcs As New TaskCompletionSource(Of Boolean)()
Interlocked.Exchange(_buttonClickedSource, tcs)
MyButton.Enabled = True' Wait for the button to be clicked: Await tcs.Task ' Disable the button: MyButton.Enabled = False End If NextEnd Function
The compiler will re-write this method to use a state machine, but you can still write your code as if it was a
Forloop. Async (Visual Basic)[^] Asynchronous Programming with Async and Await (C# and Visual Basic)[^]
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Thanks to all for your down Votes. It's seems that those who doesn't have the idea how to resolve the problem , attack the question. Sorry friend what do you want , to ask : " ... It's true that 1+1=2 ?" It's sure that for this question exist a solution ( even prior to .NET 4.5 ) ( for sure , it's not me that found the solution , because I don't pretend to be a high level professional ). But I will not post here the solution. Maybe some of those that have down voted , try to find the answer , because someone that pretend to have a professional level , should show this with an answer not with a down vote.
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Thanks to all for your down Votes. It's seems that those who doesn't have the idea how to resolve the problem , attack the question. Sorry friend what do you want , to ask : " ... It's true that 1+1=2 ?" It's sure that for this question exist a solution ( even prior to .NET 4.5 ) ( for sure , it's not me that found the solution , because I don't pretend to be a high level professional ). But I will not post here the solution. Maybe some of those that have down voted , try to find the answer , because someone that pretend to have a professional level , should show this with an answer not with a down vote.
Yeah, about the reputation...
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Thanks to all for your down Votes. It's seems that those who doesn't have the idea how to resolve the problem , attack the question. Sorry friend what do you want , to ask : " ... It's true that 1+1=2 ?" It's sure that for this question exist a solution ( even prior to .NET 4.5 ) ( for sure , it's not me that found the solution , because I don't pretend to be a high level professional ). But I will not post here the solution. Maybe some of those that have down voted , try to find the answer , because someone that pretend to have a professional level , should show this with an answer not with a down vote.
And why have you posted this abusive response to my message, when I've tried to help you? :mad: Your account is currently on 8 "abusive/troll" votes. Two more, and you'll be kicked off the site.
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And why have you posted this abusive response to my message, when I've tried to help you? :mad: Your account is currently on 8 "abusive/troll" votes. Two more, and you'll be kicked off the site.
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and what is the abusive part of my post ? If you are one of them that down voted , well , sometimes the truth is hard to accept.:confused:
I posted a genuine answer to your question. You replied with a message complaining about down-votes, and stating that you found an answer elsewhere, but you're not going to share it with us because none of us are "professional" enough. And you can't see the abusive part of that? :doh:
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and what is the abusive part of my post ? If you are one of them that down voted , well , sometimes the truth is hard to accept.:confused:
dilkonika wrote:
and what is the abusive part of my post ?
The part where you tell a professional that is trying to help you that he should not have posted an answer. It is saying you want explanation in words, not code - and demand code five minutes later.
dilkonika wrote:
sometimes the truth is hard to accept.:confused:
Yes, a recurring theme.
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