Two immediate options Change the order of the if statements so they are in the order you prefer them to be checked. or better, test the state of all checkboxes in each if statement; that is, don’t just test if some are checked and assume the rest are unchecked — test the unchecked checkboxes as … Read more
I tested the following code and it works fine. Like the comments have said you will get this error if you have not yet created an element with the name txtDisplay. More code would be helpful so I can edit my answer accordingly. public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } … Read more
The linked answer shows how to start and stop services. First, create an instance of the ServicesController class, passing the name of the service. You can use the controller to control the service by calling its methods, eg Start to start it, Stop to stop it. Services don’t start or stop instantly, so you should … Read more
You might want to use User Settings. They’re different from Application Settings because they can be read and write between different sessions of the same applications. You can create a new setting at design time: Solution Explorer > Properties Double-click on the .settings file (this creates a new set in the default settings). Set name … Read more
You can work something out using lambda’s, but it will not be a clean syntax: return (chkStatus ? (Func<object>)(() => { DoLog(cmd.CommandText); return obj; }) : () => null)();
Though the form will be closed and its components disposed, you will still be subscribed to the events. Hence, you will have to unsubscribe from the events first. Here is the solution to your problem . 🙂