Question

Working with a WPF application.
I am very much wonderin if it is possible to get a function luke the examle below into a class function (im not yet very experianced with C#).

private void counter01_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    if (counter01Ticks > 0)
    {
        //subtract 1 each time
        counter01Ticks--;

        //subtrack 1 secon each time
        counter01Span = counter01Span.Subtract(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1));

        //update the progressbar
        progBar01.Value++;

        //get the % to show 
        progBar01Text.Text = Convert.ToString(Math.Round(((progBar01.Value / progBar01.Maximum) * 100), 0)) + "%";

        //Label1 will show the count down.
        string countDown = counter01Span.ToString();
        TimeRemain01.Content = countDown;
    }
    else
    {
        counter01.Stop();
        resetCounter01();

        WarningMessage msgWarnOne = new WarningMessage();
        msgWarnOne.warnMessage.Text = Properties.Settings.Default.msgScout01;
        msgWarnOne.ShowDialog();  
    }
}

It is just a part of a counter. but i want to add more counters to my application later on.
Therefore i marked all the parameters with a number (01) in my code.

So what i do not want to do, i copy-paste the code and change the number for every counter, but rather have the number as a input number or something.

Would that be possible?
if i9 would understand it for this small part of code, i think i will be able to do it with the other parts too (above is only the tick form a counter).

@Users that user the answer below:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/mahesh/user-control-in-wpf/
Has helped me understand it better and migh be usefull to read too.

Answer 1

Yes you can put all of this (together with your XAML declaration) into a WPF-user control and put multiple of these into other Windows/Controls/…

Just look at the tutorial I linked in – should explain everything you need.