So, the documentation that I\'ve found online so far regarding the Invoke property doesn\'t seem to be particularly good, which is actually kind of annoying, believe it or not. I understand what Invok
I understand the need to use Invoke/BeginInvoke to make calls from worker threads to functions or procedures which make changes to components which belong to the UI thread...
I\'m writing a connection handler (a dialog to request username and password). The code is a handler that shows a dialog. This code could be called from a thread, so I need to Invoke() if InvokeRequir
The following method will be invoked from a non UI thread. Should I check InvokeRequired, for calling these items in the method?
there. I\'m using C# .wpf, and I get this some code from C# source, but I can\'t use it. is there anything that I must change? or do?
how is it possible? I have windows Form control, derived from System.Windows.Forms.Form with WebBrowser control contained in this form. Webbrowser object instance is created in constructor of form (in
I have had recently one of those really bad interviews, where they play good cop/bad cop with you. Whatever I replied wasn\'t good enough for one of them and my confidence was shrinking minute by minu
I had another question on my PictureBox calls giving me 3 kinds of errors, some great answers came in particularly from Conrad Frix.So it led me to figure out where my problem is, but now to fix it I
For example, I\'ve got a business object Person: class Person : INotifyPropertyChanged { string Name { get; set; }
I have become painfully aware of just how often one needs to write the following code pattern in event-driven GUI code, where
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