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ex.FM Tool - li0nsar3c00l - Jan 12, 2013
so i saw this thread: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3170785 and thought, lets do this, because i made my 1000st post a few days ago, so i could release something and i was just trying something similar with listview anyway.
well, this is how it looks:
[img]http://s1.directupload.net/images/130112/ivz5nr6s.png[/img]
please dont spam/flame about my bad/inefficient coding style or the usage of CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls, remember, this was just a fast example for scoder :)
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* - scoder - Jan 12, 2013
Thanks Alot Man !!
You're Such a Great Expert Guy In Coding As I Saw Many Friends Here Are Helpful Thanks Indeed <3 !!
* - Spadassin150 - Jan 12, 2013
Good work i'm sure this will help many people!
* - Pussy Cat - Jan 12, 2013
Well, making fast example isn't really an excuse to use terrible ways. It takes the same amount of time to do it the good way that it would take to do it the bad way.
Just saying.
* - li0nsar3c00l - Jan 12, 2013
(Jan 12, 2013 02:53 PM)Woozie Wrote: Well, making fast example isn't really an excuse to use terrible ways. It takes the same amount of time to do it the good way that it would take to do it the bad way.
Just saying.
Creating all the invoke things takes more time for someone who isnt trained :P
Feel free to improve my source, so i can learn from you :)
* - Pussy Cat - Jan 12, 2013
(Jan 12, 2013 04:29 PM)li0nsar3c00l Wrote: Creating all the invoke things takes more time for someone who isnt trained :P
Feel free to improve my source, so i can learn from you :)
All the invoke things? All of them are the same.
Me.Invoke(New MethodInvoker(Sub() //Whatever you want to do goes here//))
* - DNext - Jan 12, 2013
if u lazy with invoke u can use invoke(sub() ...)
* - li0nsar3c00l - Jan 12, 2013
(Jan 12, 2013 04:37 PM)Woozie Wrote: All the invoke things? All of them are the same.
Me.Invoke(New MethodInvoker(Sub() //Whatever you want to do goes here//))
I thought its different, when you want to add item to listviews...
Maybe ill add them later
* - Bird Is The Word - Jan 12, 2013
Nice Li0nsar, i'm going to take a look at le sauce. :3