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For loop and subroutine bad sync
I worked around it. I am not sure why it is happening but my solution is to pass a variable with the FlexGrid's row to the subroutine and write the SNMP value to the FlexGrid from within the sub. Thanks for the help, Vampire, I may figure out the real reason for the problem one day. Brian- bpcampbell
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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For loop and subroutine bad sync
I don't think it is the timer. I tested the same code with a button and it did not return right away and when it finally did, it was not a correct value -- the same behavior I am experiencing with the timer. I think the problem lies in the For loop and the subroutine, in this case snmpSend...- bpcampbell
- Post #3
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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For loop and subroutine bad sync
I have a timer that contains a For loop that reads the contents of each row of an MSFlexGrid, and uses those contents in a subroutine to poll an SNMP agent. It is my intention to write the returned value to a field in the MSFLexGrid. When running, everything works as it should, except the for...- bpcampbell
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- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
