creating an array of System.Windows. Forms.Timers

[TheJediMessiah]

Hi,

I have a number of objects for which I want to create a timer for.
So for each object I would like to have a timer which runs at a
different interval.

For a single timer I know how to implement

timer = new System.Windows. Forms.Timer();
timer.Tick += new EventHandler(Ti mer_Tick);
timer.Interval = 1000 * obj.Interleaved Message.Time;
timer.Enabled = true;

But how can I have an array of timers for an array of objects which
will have different intervals?
For each timer I would like to call a different timer_tick handler.

Cheers

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

TheJediMessiah wrote:

I have a number of objects for which I want to create a timer for.
So for each object I would like to have a timer which runs at a
different interval.

For a single timer I know how to implement

timer = new System.Windows. Forms.Timer();
timer.Tick += new EventHandler(Ti mer_Tick);
timer.Interval = 1000 * obj.Interleaved Message.Time;
timer.Enabled = true;

But how can I have an array of timers for an array of objects which
will have different intervals?
For each timer I would like to call a different timer_tick handler.

Just do it the same way you would with any other array:

Timer[] timers = new Timer[someSize];

timers[0] = new Timer();
timers[0].Tick += ...;

etc

Jon

[TheJediMessiah]

You have not filled in the most critical part but just left it with ...

If I create an array of timers like you have suggested.

Timer[] timers = new Timer[someSize];
for(int i=0;i<someSize; i++)
{
timer[i].Tick += new EventHandler(Ti mer_Tick);
timer[i].Interval = 1000 * obj[i].InterleavedMes sage.Time;
timer[i].Enabled = true;
}

Is this correct?
How do I know which Timer_Tick which timer object has raised it???

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

TheJediMessiah wrote:

You have not filled in the most critical part but just left it with ...
Well yes - I was assuming that having filled in a couple of properties,
the way to do the rest was obvious.
If I create an array of timers like you have suggested.

Timer[] timers = new Timer[someSize];
for(int i=0;i<someSize; i++)
{
timer[i].Tick += new EventHandler(Ti mer_Tick);
timer[i].Interval = 1000 * obj[i].InterleavedMes sage.Time;
timer[i].Enabled = true;
}

Is this correct?
Yes.
How do I know which Timer_Tick which timer object has raised it???

The first parameter to the event is the "source" which should be the
Timer generating the event.

Jon

[TheJediMessiah]

Thanks.
I created subclass of the Timer class and added an ID property so I
knew which timer was passed into TImer_Tick.

Thanks again for your help.