I make a lab on programming in high school, I need help. Label moves on the edges of the form in a clockwise direction. With the Checkbox marked on the second form, the label should move and with the unmarked one it should stand still.

public partial class Form1: Form

{ enum Direction { Right, Down, Left, Up }; Direction direction = Direction.Right; public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } private void timer1_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e) { switch (direction) { case Direction.Right: label1.Left += 10; break; case Direction.Down: label1.Top += 10; break; case Direction.Left: label1.Left -= 10; break; case Direction.Up: label1.Top -= 10; break; } if (label1.Left > ClientRectangle.Width - label1.Width) { direction = Direction.Down; label1.Left = ClientRectangle.Width - label1.Width; } if (label1.Top > ClientRectangle.Height - label1.Height) { direction = Direction.Left; label1.Top = ClientRectangle.Height - label1.Height; } if (label1.Left < 0) { direction = Direction.Up; label1.Left = 0; } if (label1.Top < 0) { direction = Direction.Right; label1.Top = 0;

Tell me how this can be implemented.

  • if (checkBox1.Checked){ //Do something } , or generally exit the method if (checkBox1.Checked) return; . Well, in general, have you ever tried anything? How do we find out from the submitted data how and what works there for you and what exactly do you want? - EvgeniyZ
  • if (checkBox1.Checked) {// Do something} This is understandable how to make it stop, the main question. - Randomusername
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    Well, what runs you? We do not know. You have what causes your logic, right? I see for example timer1_Tick , then you have a timer somewhere, timers usually have Start / Stop methods, then make timer1.Stop(); . - EvgeniyZ
  • What you need, thank you. - Randomusername

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