How to find out if a Timer is running?

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George Mauer picture George Mauer · Sep 29, 2008 · Viewed 71.3k times · Source

If I have an instance of a System.Timers.Timer that has a long interval - say 1 minute, how can I find out if it is started without waiting for the Tick?

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Ron Savage picture Ron Savage · Sep 29, 2008

System.Timer.Timer.Enabled should work, when you call "Start" it sets Enabled to TRUE, "Stop" sets it to FALSE.

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