In order to see the changes I want to add delay time. That is actually the "timeFly()" method's work. But this is not suitable and reduces the performance. Can I use Timer class for this aim If yes, How can i write code statement
private void timeFly()
{
for (int i = 0; i < 12000000; i++)
{ }
}
private void fly()
{
int t = 0;
timeFly();
timeFly();
while (t < 50)
{
this.pictureBox36.Image = Properties.Resources.fly1;
timeFly();
this.pictureBox36.Image = Properties.Resources.fly2;
timeFly();
this.pictureBox36.Image = Properties.Resources.fly3;
++t;
this.pictureBox36.Location = new Point(a, b);
a -= 5;
b -= 2;
}
how can i delay compiler??
Bhasker
It is ok. Thank you very much for your respond :)
Steven J. Reed
you could put the thread to sleep for a few seconds, which would make the entire main thread sleep for that amount of milliseconds:
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000); //2 second sleep
I guess another way is to as you suggested put a timer on, set the interval, on each tick event, then call the method/do stuff or something.