RE: Timer ?

> > I want to create a timer with wx.net.
> >
> > I must have many method : start - stop - retrieve the time elapsed.
> 
> No need for wx.NET for this. This would be a simple class to create.
> 
> Or do you want an actual event fired when the timer reaches a certain time
> or frequency? That is more complicated. I do not think wxWidgets provides
> this and there are platform (such as WIN32 API) and perhaps even .NET
> runtime (Mono-specific???) ways to do this.

wxWidgets both has a wxTimer and a wxStopWatch class. The use
of wxTimer is very much recommended as it can interact with
the GUI (by sending an event *safely* to the main GUI thread).
If you are using an outside class, you would have to use
a thread or intermittent polling from the main thread, which
is likely not what you want.

  Robert



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