hi, i want to know if there's a way to implement the VB's Delay() function in C# to stop the code from running in a an amount of time. Or if the .NET framework comes with a special class about it.
Delay() in C#
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Delay() in C#
Travis Illig
Michael Mortensen
Er, I think you mean milliseconds, not nanoseconds.
Atul Nisar
The standard mechanism for delaying a thread is Thread.Sleep(milliseconds). This will cause the thread to efficiently sleep but has a resolution equal to the thread latency which I believe is down to 10ns on XP. It can be as high as 25ns however.
Michael Taylor - 7/25/06
somegai
Off by one error. Sorry about that :}
Michael Taylor - 7/26/06