Invoking WinUI Controls

[Pierre]

I know that we should use the Invoke method to access the methods of a
windows control when we are on a different thread than the main UI thread.
But what about properties? They are internally methods for CLR but we can't
create a delegate for a property. Do we have to implement wrapper methods
for properties? Thanks for replies!

[Richard T. Edwards]

Button1.GetType.GetProperties works for me.

"Pierre" <pi*************@gmx.net> wrote in message
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I know that we should use the Invoke method to access the methods of a
windows control when we are on a different thread than the main UI thread.
But what about properties? They are internally methods for CLR but we can't create a delegate for a property. Do we have to implement wrapper methods
for properties? Thanks for replies!

[Stoitcho Goutsev \(100\) [C# MVP]]

Hi Pierre,
You do can create delegate for the get or set accessor of a property. But
the easiest way is to create a wrapper method(s)
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HTH
B\rgds
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"Pierre" <pi*************@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:OC**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

I know that we should use the Invoke method to access the methods of a
windows control when we are on a different thread than the main UI thread.
But what about properties? They are internally methods for CLR but we can't create a delegate for a property. Do we have to implement wrapper methods
for properties? Thanks for replies!