I am wondering about timers in WPF.
what i basically know is how to make a simple count down timer (label) count down like this code:
private void buttonStartOne_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
counterOne = new DispatcherTimer();
counterOne.Tick += new EventHandler(counterOne_Tick);
counterOne.Interval = new TimeSpan(0, 0, 1);
counterOneTime = 10;
counterOne.Start();
}
private void counterOne_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// code goes here
if (counterOneTime > 0)
{
counterOneTime--;
labelCounterOne.Content = counterOneTime + "s";
}
else
counterOne.Stop();
}
In this example code above, the countdown is just 10 seconds. What i want, and dont know is how i should make it as: HH:mm:ss and than make it count down. Would you do that with 3 separate counters and labels (one for each time unit)? Or what should be a better way to tackle this one?
You could convert your Timespan
to a string with the ToString(string format) method. Set the resulting string on your label