j# form load

j# form load

• ChrizA

  You are going to have to be a bit more specific on how your application actually loads as that directly relates to a solution.

  Your update checker... is it happening inside of your Load event handler If so, you’ll want to spawn it off there, likely into a different thread so that the Load event can finish and your form be displayed.

  Also... if you’ve already fired off Show() and your Load event has completed... you may be having a problem with your checker running in the main thread which could block the initial drawing of the form and DoEvents *might* help.

  Without some more idea of what you are doing (code would be useful) it’s hard to say anything definite however.

  
  
  

• srinivas duddu

  thanks for the quick reply - got that to work but now have a different problem. I'm reading from files and I'm geting an error on the highlighted line below. The first value in the list_races ArrayList is a string (with the value of "Human"). The file Data/Races/Human.txt exists and has one line in it. The exception thrown is a java.io.FileNotFoundException and is caught later (whats shown is within a try/catch). is there anything that would be causing the file to not be found

  code:

  int index = 0;
  while (t_list_races.size() > index)
  {
  list_races.add(new Race((String)(t_list_races.get(index))));
  String temp = ((Race)(list_races.get(index))).name_get();
  buffer = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(new File("Data/Races/" + temp + ".txt")));
  ((Race)(list_races.get(index))).desc_set(buffer.readLine());
  progressBar3.set_Value(bar_value++);
  index++;
  }

  System.out.println("" + progressBar3.get_Value() + "/" + progressBar3.get_Maximum());
  label2.set_Text("Game Data Loaded!");
  button1.set_Enabled(true);
  button2.set_Enabled(true);
  button4.set_Enabled(true);
  if (SERVER_MULTI)
  button5.set_Enabled(true);

  
  

• RRS

  found it - windows problem - was naming files Human.txt.txt *sigh* thanks for the help with the first problem
  
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