The problem is as follows
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         public bool Flag = false;
         private void Cell_MouseMove (object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
         (
             if (! Flag)
             (
                 Tic_Tac_Toe.Paint.Bar (this.CreateGraphics (), (eX / 90) + 2 (EY / 90) + 2, 90, 90);
                 Flag = true;
             )
         )
         private void Cell_MouseLeave (object sender, EventArgs e)
         (
         this.CreateGraphics (). Clear (Color.Blue);
         Flag = false;
         )
I am painting a series of things in control. But since I do not want flashes constantly while the mouse is moved on.
I try to create an escape using a bool.
exactly where the problem starts?
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            if (! Flag)
             (
                 Tic_Tac_Toe.Paint.Bar (this.CreateGraphics (), (eX / 90) + 2 (EY / 90) + 2, 90, 90);
                 Flag = true;
             )
Well I always imagine that the c # compiler debugging methods in a linear fashion. But it seems that it is not so ...
because when I say
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                 Tic_Tac_Toe.Paint.Bar (this.CreateGraphics (), (eX / 90) + 2 (EY / 90) + 2, 90, 90);
                 Flag = true;
I just paint the first order of the method.
automatically flag is true and the method for running ...
rather than what I expected or logically expect anyone guess. The method was first implemented as written, then take the bool true ...
Someone can help me understand this problem?
I would like to know that this really happening behind this code ...
The only idea I was going to keep this as something positive that it's a way to ensure the rapid run-time ...
But even so I find it extremely disturbing that this happening ...
The method itself is this:
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         public static void Bar (e Graphics, int x, int y, int Width, Height int)
         (
             e.DrawRectangle (new Pen (new SolidBrush (Color.FromArgb (30, Color.DarkBlue)), 7), x, y, Width, Height);
             e.DrawRectangle (new Pen (new SolidBrush (Color.FromArgb (40 Color.Blue)), 6), x, y, Width, Height);
             e.DrawRectangle (new Pen (new SolidBrush (Color.FromArgb (50, Color.SkyBlue)), 5), x, y, Width, Height);
             e.DrawRectangle (new Pen (new SolidBrush (Color.FromArgb (60, Color.WhiteSmoke)), 4), x, y, Width, Height);
         )
when the event occurs only executes the first order:
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             e.DrawRectangle (new Pen (new SolidBrush (Color.FromArgb (30, Color.DarkBlue)), 7), x, y, Width, Height);
and automatically call the original intercala method with the following order
       
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       Flag = true;
and the conditional to execute the method is:
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    if (! Flag)
run of automaticaly for ...