I\'ve got a threaded invoke call that never returns. The thread runs just fine right up until I call the line that ways, \"owner.Invoke(methInvoker);\"
I have this library to compiled to calc.dll. namespace MyClass { public class Calculator { public int Value1 {get; set;}
i\'m working on an winform(mdi) pro. And I need to update a dataGridView control when i get new data from another thread. and when new data comes and i\'m dragging the dataGridview scroll, it throw a
If I create a delegate in my code like : delegate void dostuff (string o); This generates a class that derives from System.MulticastDelegate which implements three methods - Invoke, BeginInvoke and
I have a list of parameters and I have the method name. I want to invoke the method using reflection.
I\'ve have a editable pdf with bu开发者_C百科tton fields in it. I\'m processing this editable pdf in my vb.net application using iTextsharp. I want to know, how to programmatically invoke the button f
Suppose I were to take a treeview and add some nodes, in a BFS manner, but also in a thread safe way.
I want to invoke the window.setTimeot function with my custom scope so I use the call method, but there is something wrong.
it seems开发者_开发百科 simple question but so far I haven\'t found the answer. I have 2 forms in my Visual C++ project, and want invoke one from another on button click. How do i do this?Well, I just
I\'m using this small utility function: public static void Invoke(Control control, Action method) { if (control.InvokeRequired)