How to return to original thread

On Mon, 24 May 2004 15:53:28 -0700, Bob Jacobs wrote:

Is there a way to explicitly tell .NET to return back to
the original calling thread? I am doing asynchronous
threading and I am trying to figure out if I can (within
the callback after the .EndInvoke) explicitly tell .NET to
go back to the thread from where I called the .BeginInvoke.

Thanks,
Bob

Bob,

If this is a GUI app, then yes - there is a way, sort of :) You can do
something similar to this:

' sub in a form, this is air code - and so syntax may be a little off...
Private Sub AsyncCallback(B yVal ar As IAsyncResult)
' call your end invoke

If Me.InvokeRequir ed Then
Me.Invoke (New AsyncCallbackDe legate(Me.Async Callback), ar)
Else
' Do stuff now that you're back on the ui thread
End If
End Sub

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Tom Shelton [MVP]

Thanks for your answer Tom. I didn't find any property
similar to "me.InvokeRequi red" I guess i can pass in the
threadID and compare those, but is there already a system
property on the form that i can use?

Bob,

If this is a GUI app, then yes - there is a way, sort of :) You can dosomething similar to this:

' sub in a form, this is air code - and so syntax may be a little off...Private Sub AsyncCallback(B yVal ar As IAsyncResult)
' call your end invoke

If Me.InvokeRequir ed Then
Me.Invoke (New AsyncCallbackDe legate (Me.AsyncCallba ck), ar) Else
' Do stuff now that you're back on the ui thread End If
End Sub

--
Tom Shelton [MVP]
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In article <12************ *************** **@phx.gbl>, Bob Jacobs wrote:

Thanks for your answer Tom. I didn't find any property
similar to "me.InvokeRequi red" I guess i can pass in the
threadID and compare those, but is there already a system
property on the form that i can use?

Bob,

If this is a GUI app, then yes - there is a way, sort

of :) You can do

something similar to this:

' sub in a form, this is air code - and so syntax may be

a little off...

Private Sub AsyncCallback(B yVal ar As IAsyncResult)
' call your end invoke

If Me.InvokeRequir ed Then
Me.Invoke (New AsyncCallbackDe legate

(Me.AsyncCallba ck), ar)

Else
' Do stuff now that you're back on the ui

thread

End If
End Sub

--
Tom Shelton [MVP]

InvokeRequired is a property of the Control class and a member of the
form. I am assuming a GUI here. Other then using the GUI, I can't
really think of a way to go back to another thread.

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Tom Shelton [MVP]