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Charles Law
Yo Bro'
Do you mean
Mi haeder appeareda
I have a translation for this dating back to the twelfth century, which
suggests this was the origin of the game of 'peek-a-boo'. Google, then known
as the Google Man, or the Booga Man (in the US) was originally a white
wizard who had the knowledge to enlighten, but the misfortune to be
disbelieved (now where have I heard that before). However, as is oft' the
case, time distorts, and the magical being has now become the object of fear
and loathing (and not just in Tollington Park).
And so, to business.
When the EndInit() is encountered, apart from the BANG!, the Load event is
triggered immediately, which is what causes the problem. Because
initialisation is not yet complete, stuff done in the Load() event happens
too early, so as far as I can see, all bets are off.
I am looking at other ways of initialising the control, because it seems
unreliable to rely on the Load() event to occur when the control has
completed initialisation.
Watch this space.
Charles
later.Damn server. Your header appeared. I clicked on it and it was promptly
deleted. I had to wait for Google to show me the message several hours
Do you mean
Mi haeder appeareda
I have a translation for this dating back to the twelfth century, which
suggests this was the origin of the game of 'peek-a-boo'. Google, then known
as the Google Man, or the Booga Man (in the US) was originally a white
wizard who had the knowledge to enlighten, but the misfortune to be
disbelieved (now where have I heard that before). However, as is oft' the
case, time distorts, and the magical being has now become the object of fear
and loathing (and not just in Tollington Park).
And so, to business.
When the EndInit() is encountered, apart from the BANG!, the Load event is
triggered immediately, which is what causes the problem. Because
initialisation is not yet complete, stuff done in the Load() event happens
too early, so as far as I can see, all bets are off.
I am looking at other ways of initialising the control, because it seems
unreliable to rely on the Load() event to occur when the control has
completed initialisation.
Watch this space.
Charles