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[Updated Question] Extremely noob question [Updated Question] - Scum - Mar 3, 2012

PLEASE LOOK AT MY POST BELOW I HAVE A NEW QUESTION

* - ᒪeumonic - Mar 3, 2012

My suggestion would either be an integer or a boolean value and use a do-while loop.

Code 
Boolean booleanLoop

  Do Until booleanLoop = false

    [code here]

and then in the button code, use

Code 
booleanLoop = false

Obviously this isn't, or shouldn't be real code. It is just an idea to get you started.

~Virtuous

* - Reject - Mar 4, 2012

Use a timer. Then when the button is press just do

timer1.stop

Btw, I made the skype crasher and it's not exactly easy to program, good luck.
P.S. You're not going to be able to code one better than me, about 4 people have tried.

* - Scum - Mar 4, 2012

(Jan 16, 1970 02:40 AM)Reject Wrote: Use a timer. Then when the button is press just do

timer1.stop

Btw, I made the skype crasher and it's not exactly easy to program, good luck.
P.S. You're not going to be able to code one better than me, about 4 people have tried.

I didn't plan on making mine better than yours. I just think that its cheap of you asking $10 for a free code. Thanks for the help though.

* - Deceptive - Mar 4, 2012

(Jan 16, 1970 02:40 AM)Reject Wrote: P.S. You're not going to be able to code one better than me, about 4 people have tried.

Challenge accepted to the max. Going to post it open source.

* - dnEehT - Mar 4, 2012

(Jan 16, 1970 02:40 AM)Reject Wrote: Use a timer. Then when the button is press just do

timer1.stop

Btw, I made the skype crasher and it's not exactly easy to program, good luck.
P.S. You're not going to be able to code one better than me, about 4 people have tried.

It's people like you that deter people from coding
"you're not going to be able to code one better than me"
sound's like your butt-hurt.

* - xcodecracker - Mar 4, 2012

(Jan 16, 1970 02:40 AM)Reject Wrote: Use a timer. Then when the button is press just do

timer1.stop

Btw, I made the skype crasher and it's not exactly easy to program, good luck.
P.S. You're not going to be able to code one better than me, about 4 people have tried.

lol .. someone thinks that he is too smart..! i salute you the great programmer..! the best ! LMAO! 😁

* - Scum - Mar 4, 2012

Ok I now need one last thing then im releasing the program, how do I assing the F1 key to start and the F2 Key to stop. I tried using this code for F1:

Private Sub Button1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles Button1.KeyPress
If e.KeyChar = Microsoft.VisualBasic.ChrW(Keys.F1) Then Timer1.Enabled = True

But it did not work : \ Any suggestions?

* - tokzikate - Mar 4, 2012

Use GetAsyncKeyState, like this:

Code 
Private Declare Function GetAsyncKeyState Lib "user32" (ByVal vkey As Long) As Integer

  Private Sub Timer1_Tick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Timer1.Tick

    Dim f1key,f2key As Boolean

    f1key = GetAsyncKeyState(Keys.F1)

    f2key = GetAsyncKeyState(Keys.F2)

    If f1key = True Then

  'start

    ElseIf f2key = True Then

  'stop

    End If

  End Sub