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I have in my code a progressionBar, which is filled in 60 seconds, how do I so that when I arrive in 60 seconds he start counting again.
private void timer_progress_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
pro_separacao.Increment(1);
}
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I have in my code a progressionBar, which is filled in 60 seconds, how do I so that when I arrive in 60 seconds he start counting again.
private void timer_progress_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
pro_separacao.Increment(1);
}
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Declares an int variable outside the Timer.
then on your timer do it, very simple:
private int segundos;
private void timer1_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
segundos++;
pro_separacao.Value = segundos;
if (segundos >= 60)
segundos = 0;
}
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You want an endless bar Progress?
– Jéf Bueno
Thank you Linq for your attention, I don’t understand what you mean by infinite, but today in my code my progressbar fills with 60 seconds and to, I need that when it fills in 60 seconds it starts the 0 again and starts filling again and so on 60 in 60 seconds until the user leaves the screen.
– Junior Guerreiro
Like I’m 60 seconds away from refreshing my windowsform.
– Junior Guerreiro