Geancarlo2

These two methods are not equivalent. The last one only Reads once. Did you mean something like this instead, which is definitely way too verbose?

I think you missed the last line inside the loop since you tried to assign a bool to a delegate

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"like"

So get a shot of reality here, Chris last post was just 6 days ago...

/irony?

The issue at hand is no word from anyone representing "Secret Labs", it makes people uneasy. It is a really bad course of action given the state of NP2.

If performance is not an issue, you can adapt from http://code.google.c...Packets/Xtea.cs or the public domain implementation found on wikipedia. I'm sure you can find other c# implementations that don't use unsafe code too.

The way that is coded it checks only once. To get the behaviour you want(check on each iteration):

public static void Method_6()
        {
            while (phcontroller.Read() && method_state_6)
            {
                ph.Write(false);
                Thread.Sleep(1 * SecondMs);
                ph.Write(true);
                Thread.Sleep(5 * MinuteMs);

            }
}

or +verbose:

public static void Method_6()
        {
            while (phcontroller.Read()==true && method_state_6 == true)
            {
                ph.Write(false);
                Thread.Sleep(1 * SecondMs);
                ph.Write(true);
                Thread.Sleep(5 * MinuteMs);

            }
}

or ++(really unnecessary)verbose:

public static void Method_6()
        {
            bool phState = phcontroller.Read();
            while (phState == true && method_state_6 == true)
            {
                ph.Write(false);
                Thread.Sleep(1 * SecondMs);
                ph.Write(true);
                Thread.Sleep(5 * MinuteMs);
                phState = phcontroller.Read();
            }
}

To be honest, I think you should study a good c# book before moving forward with your project... your questions are language/logic related. Don't let the difficulties discourage you, gather more knowledge and when you succeed it'll be even more gratifying.