C# Fish Tank

Question

I'm having problems coding a fish tank project in C#. The fish need to be able to swim around and move to a target location from what ever point they are created at. I have the individual fish being created and a target location set, but when I run the program, it freezes up without an error. Can someone please take a look at it.

Thanks!
Shmukle

Frogleg · Answer

Kiran A fish tank is a small aquarium or a glass box filled with water with fish in it And as long as there are lily pads in it -- I'm soooo happy :-)

Sam Hobbs · Answer

And Frogleg I hope you keep a lid on the fish tank so you stay in it and the cats stay out. You are welcome to visit here but please don't; there are too many cats. They caught both a Lizard and a Bat today.

Suthish Nair · Answer

ha ha ha ... good explanation..

Kiran Nath · Answer

Hi What is Fish Tank can you explain me plz

Suthish Nair · Answer

Yes Micke samples or threads by Frogleg and Vulpes were so good. I never seen such kind of posting on any other forums.

Sam Hobbs · Answer

Perhaps a useful question is how to debug the program; or to put it in more relevant terms how to diagnose the virus or bacteria or fungae or other cause that have infected the fish. You can use the debugger to debug the program and when it freezes you can use Break All (I hope I remember that properly) in the Debug menu to see where in the program it is hung. Are you familiar with that? You also should be familiar with the stack and how it works and how to use it to determine what your program was doing.

Micke Blomquist · Answer

LOL this is a crazy thread.

Frogleg · Answer

A quick tank

Frogleg · Answer

After further appraisel I think it's a lost cause Look here Edit: timer loop comment out messagebox in public void checkHit(PictureBox p)

Alex Block · Answer

Which loop is it stuck in?

Frogleg · Answer

Your fish is dead in the water. It's stuck in a loop because it ain't moving. Do your fish eat frogs ?