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LoadDocument
Posted by: Kushan Ratnayake (203.115.18.---)
Date: Wednesday, 22-Jan-2003, 07:22:28
Suppose I want to parse a document on a button click event of a Form. And I need to lock application from user events i.e. I want to avoid calling DoEvents() method.
LoadDocument( doc, docVal);
while ( doc.readyState != "complete")
{
Application.DoEvents(); // I dont want to process messages now
}
If we use Thread.Sleep() instead of Application.DoEvents() the HTMLDocument class will not reach readyState = "complete"
Any Ideas?
Thanks in advance
LoadDocument( doc, docVal);
while ( doc.readyState != "complete")
{
Application.DoEvents(); // I dont want to process messages now
}
If we use Thread.Sleep() instead of Application.DoEvents() the HTMLDocument class will not reach readyState = "complete"
Any Ideas?
Thanks in advance
Re: LoadDocument
Posted by: Tim Anderson (---.server.ntl.com)
Date: Wednesday, 22-Jan-2003, 08:01:13
Yes, the best way to do this is by handling the ReadyStateChanged event.
A way to do this is to have a private field in your class, say for example:
bool doParse = false;
Then in your button event handler you have this:
doParse = false;
LoadDocument(doc,docVal);
doParse = true;
Finally, in the ReadyStateChanged event handler:
if ((e.ReadyState = "complete") & doParse)
{
doParse = false;
//parse the document here
}
Tim
A way to do this is to have a private field in your class, say for example:
bool doParse = false;
Then in your button event handler you have this:
doParse = false;
LoadDocument(doc,docVal);
doParse = true;
Finally, in the ReadyStateChanged event handler:
if ((e.ReadyState = "complete") & doParse)
{
doParse = false;
//parse the document here
}
Tim