Translate VB code into PBWin90 code

[Stephane Fonteyne]

Dear support,

I have all developed the GUI form with two buttons, a scrollbar and Timer.

My question is how can I translate this piece of code into PBWin?

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Function FORM1_BTNSTART_BN_CLICKED ( _
                                   ControlIndex     As Long,  _  ' index in Control Array
                                   hWndForm         As Dword, _  ' handle of Form
                                   hWndControl      As Dword, _  ' handle of Control
                                   idButtonControl  As Long   _  ' identifier of button
                                   ) As Long
   
   
   'Timer1.Interval = HScroll.Value   
   'Timer1.Enabled  = Enabled         
   
   SetTimer(FRMLEDBLINKER, IDTIMER1, 1000 + value, %Null)   
End Function



This is the problem how I can translate it into PBWin.
'Timer1.Interval = HScroll.Value   
'Timer1.Enabled  = Enabled

Second this function
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'Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
' ..... code
'
'End Sub

I try to translate in this:

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Function FRMLEDBLINKER_IDTIMER1_WM_TIMER ( _
                                         hWndForm      As Dword, _  ' handle of Form
                                         wTimerID      As Dword  _  ' the timer identifier
                                         ) As Long
    'FRMLEDBLINKER : Hoofdformulier (Dialog)
    'IDTIMER1 : Naam van de control in ons geval TIMER (idTimer)
    'WM_TIMER : de eventhandler Timer
   
End Function


Thanks if anyone here can help me on track because if all those projects on the forum then convert freeware

[Martin Francom]

Stephane,
   The FF3  Timer Control does not have an "Enable/Disable" property that I am aware of.  The would be a good suggestion for the wish list.    I would like to see such a property added for the Timer Control.   It would make it easier to turn the timer off and on.  If you want to turn the Timer control off (out side of the WM_TIMER function) then you can use the  KILLTIMER function  and turn it back on by using the SETTIMER fuction.
    Try the example program I posted on another thread about the Timer Control.