Why "Continue" button is not enabled

[Curious]

I have two buttons on a form, "Pause" and "Continue".

When "Pause" button is clicked, it should:

1) Stop the background worker;
and, 2) Enable the "Continue" button.

I have the code below to explicitly enable the "Continue" button.
However, it's still not enabled. Anyone can tell me why? Thanks.

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protected void pauseButton_Cli ck(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (mBaseWorker.Ba ckgroundWorker != null)
{
mBaseWorker.Bac kgroundWorker.C ancelAsync();
}

this.continueBu tton.Enabled = true;
this.Refresh();

}
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Is there any evidence that the backgroundworke r is canceled? I would try
catching any exceptions first in this routine. If you can't get past the
first block you would never see the enabled button. Also, refresh should not
be necessary.

"Curious" wrote:

I have two buttons on a form, "Pause" and "Continue".

When "Pause" button is clicked, it should:

1) Stop the background worker;
and, 2) Enable the "Continue" button.

I have the code below to explicitly enable the "Continue" button.
However, it's still not enabled. Anyone can tell me why? Thanks.

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protected void pauseButton_Cli ck(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (mBaseWorker.Ba ckgroundWorker != null)
{
mBaseWorker.Bac kgroundWorker.C ancelAsync();
}

this.continueBu tton.Enabled = true;
this.Refresh();

}
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[Curious]

If I put "this.continueB utton.Enabled = true;" before the block about
the background worker, the "Continue" button won't be enabled either,
although in the debugger, this line does get executed.

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I normally would not pause a background process by cancelling it. Is it
possible the cancel code for the thread disables the continue button? I ask
this because if the thread is "canceled" it should not be able to be
"continued" .

"Curious" wrote:

If I put "this.continueB utton.Enabled = true;" before the block about
the background worker, the "Continue" button won't be enabled either,
although in the debugger, this line does get executed.

[Curious]

To give you an update, the "CancelAsync(); " method calls an
"UpdateControls " method that sets the "Continue" button to disabled.
I've fixed the code in these other methods and the "Continue" button
is enabled!