.NET [VB.NET]USE CONTROL without add it to Form "TIMER"

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[VB.NET]USE CONTROL without add it to Form "TIMER" - xVipX - May 23, 2015

hi today i will show u how to add timer to u project without add him into form
it very easy -_-

Code 
DIM WithEvents Timer1 As New Windows.Forms.Timer

' Now Add sub with any name

sub tt  Handles Timer1.Tick

' Timer Code Here

End Sub

' On Form_LOAD add Timer1 Setting

Timer1.Interval = 10000

Timer1.enabled = TRU

* - Temploit - May 23, 2015

If you need to create a thread just to explain how to write an instance variable, than you'd need at least a hundred lorem-ipsum sized paragraphs to explain what 'public' means. Also, apart from your english, what does the "-_-" have to do with the thread...

* - SIM-1676753 - May 23, 2015

(May 23, 2015 07:23 AM)Temploit Wrote: If you need to create a thread just to explain how to write an instance variable, than you'd need at least a hundred lorem-ipsum sized paragraphs to explain what 'public' means. Also, apart from your english, what does the "-_-" have to do with the thread...

He wanted to show his deep affection for Anime.

* - NaMeMaN - May 23, 2015

(May 23, 2015 07:23 AM)Temploit Wrote: If you need to create a thread just to explain how to write an instance variable, than you'd need at least a hundred lorem-ipsum sized paragraphs to explain what 'public' means. Also, apart from your english, what does the "-_-" have to do with the thread...

It shows he is negative about the community not knowing how to write timers without using the control.

Also since you appear to be ignorant about Acess levels in VB I highly recommend you redirect your self to this url location.... -_-

msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/76453kax.aspx

Edit: Lol OP added code to the OP. I really liked the gif though D:

* - xVipX - May 23, 2015

(May 23, 2015 07:23 AM)Temploit Wrote: If you need to create a thread just to explain how to write an instance variable, than you'd need at least a hundred lorem-ipsum sized paragraphs to explain what 'public' means. Also, apart from your english, what does the "-_-" have to do with the thread...

for u i recode the thread just look the therd again by the why i have bad english