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[Noobie] Forms and Changing Form Values
Feb 22 2007 11:14 AM
Sorry for the noobie question, but I'm having a lot of trouble going through the MSDN files and finding the solution to this.
So I have a very basic form I made in VS2005 Express. The form consists of 12 text boxes and that's it (I'm starting out basic to learn this). If I have a constant stream of data (Think stock prices, constantly coming in and constantly changing) how do I get one of the textboxes to change every time that value changes?
So lets say that my constant stream of Data was a DoubleSeries
so ...
DoubleSeries
DSeries =
new
DoubleSeries;
//Do a bunch of code to populate DSeries
public
partial
class
Form1
:
Form
{
public
Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
}
So now where do I go from here. is it ...
TextBox1.Text = DSeries.Last.ToString();
OR
Do i have to use an eventHandler to populate the textbox every time DSeries.Last changes?
Thanks!
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