theForm.InvokeRequired or theElement.InvokeRequired
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Hello I call FORM elements from another thread. I use Invoke/BeginInvoke for that. I access a TextBox and a ProgressBar. Can I use
theForm.InvokeRequired ...to access both elements or do I have to check if for each element:textBox.InvokeRequired ... progressBar.InvokeRequiredThanks Martin -
Hello I call FORM elements from another thread. I use Invoke/BeginInvoke for that. I access a TextBox and a ProgressBar. Can I use
theForm.InvokeRequired ...to access both elements or do I have to check if for each element:textBox.InvokeRequired ... progressBar.InvokeRequiredThanks MartinAs one can assume that all controls on one Form are created within the same thread you can safely just check the Form.
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Hello I call FORM elements from another thread. I use Invoke/BeginInvoke for that. I access a TextBox and a ProgressBar. Can I use
theForm.InvokeRequired ...to access both elements or do I have to check if for each element:textBox.InvokeRequired ... progressBar.InvokeRequiredThanks MartinOnly once :) All the controls would have been created on one thread :)**
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As one can assume that all controls on one Form are created within the same thread you can safely just check the Form.
Arggg, twice in a row I was only minutes too late ;P**
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