I get this code example from Expert F# by Don Syme from chapter 13 open System.ComponentModel open System.Windows.Forms
I can remember that many years ago (in 2005) I was using BackgroundWorker in my code without using a visual component for it, but I can\'t remember how (unfortunately I am very forgetful and forget ev
I have a list of Actions. public class Action { public string Name { get; set; } public DoWorkEventHandler DoWork{ get; set; }
So I have been playing around with threads for the last couple months and while my output is as expected i have a feeling I\'m not doing this the best way. I can\'t seem to get a straight answer from
For passing data to a BackgroundWorker\'s DoWork I use a separate wrapper class\' instance: MyParams mpar = new MyParams();
I would appreciate some views on the following design: I have a server that constantly send messages which I wrote a C# assembly to subscribe to. Currently, whenever there are any messages sent, I wi
I have a DataGridView on a winform. I am dynamically adding DatagridViewButtonColumn in the load method of form with button name as btnAction and text displayed on it as \"Process\".
I have a DataGridView on a winform开发者_StackOverflow社区. I am dynamically adding DatagridViewButtonColumn in the load method of form with button name as btnAction and text displayed on it as \"Proc
Either I throw exception or induce it naturally in DoWork it is not caught and control is not passed to worker completion routine instead getting that exception which I catch in Program.cs file
I have developed an interesting WPF control that is currently slowing down my entire application :)On my custom control, I have an image control that I need to update everytime a backend event occurs.
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