Developing smartphone software using C #: Push Chests (18)

This is the 18th article in the series "Developing smartphone software using C #: Pushing Chests". In this article, the Window/selectleveldlg.cs source program files are introduced. This source program file contains the Selectleveldlg class, which inherits from the System.Windows.Forms.Form class, which represents the "Select Off" dialog box for the Push box. As shown in the following:

Here is a partial code for the source program of Window/selectleveldlg.designer.cs:

namespaceSkyiv.Ben.PushBox.Window
{
PartialclassSelectleveldlg
{

//some code is omitted here.

PrivateSystem.Windows.Forms.NumericUpDown Nudmain;
PrivateSystem.Windows.Forms.Button Btnok;
PrivateSystem.Windows.Forms.Button Btncancel;
PrivateSystem.Windows.Forms.Label lblmsg;
PrivateSystem.Windows.Forms.Label Label2;
}
}

Here is the source code for SelectLevelDlg.cs:

1usingSystem;
2 usingSystem.Windows.Forms;
3
4namespaceSkyiv.Ben.PushBox.Window
5{
6  /// <summary>
7  ///the Select Off dialog box
8  /// </summary>
9   PublicPartialclassSelectleveldlg:form
Ten  {
One     Public intMaxlevel {Set{nudmain.maximum=value;} }
A     Public intLevel {Get { return (int) Nudmain.value- 1; } Set{Nudmain.value=value+ 1; } }
-
-     PublicSelectleveldlg (BOOListopmost)
the {
-InitializeComponent ();
-topmost=Istopmost;
-    }
+
-     protected Override voidOnLoad (EventArgs e)
+    {
A      Base. OnLoad (e);
atLblmsg.text+=nudMain.Maximum.ToString ();
-    }
-  }
-}

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Developing smart phone software using C #: Push Chests (18)