Pure MTA Windows.Forms?
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Does anyone else think that the implementation of Windows.Forms has been compromised by the decision to continue to drive windows in a Single Threaded Apartment? Does anyone know of a wrapper implementation that gives the seamless illusion that a window is 100% free threaded? I'm getting tired of calling Invoke(..) -- or having a refresh timer on a dialog to pull data off the back-end! There must be a better way! Jade Burton Programmer
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Does anyone else think that the implementation of Windows.Forms has been compromised by the decision to continue to drive windows in a Single Threaded Apartment? Does anyone know of a wrapper implementation that gives the seamless illusion that a window is 100% free threaded? I'm getting tired of calling Invoke(..) -- or having a refresh timer on a dialog to pull data off the back-end! There must be a better way! Jade Burton Programmer
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Does anyone else think that the implementation of Windows.Forms has been compromised by the decision to continue to drive windows in a Single Threaded Apartment? Does anyone know of a wrapper implementation that gives the seamless illusion that a window is 100% free threaded? I'm getting tired of calling Invoke(..) -- or having a refresh timer on a dialog to pull data off the back-end! There must be a better way! Jade Burton Programmer
It's impossible, I think. Microsft use Invoke or timers in many controls (see variable names "delayed" in debugger!!!). Now I'm working on implementing FreeForm in DataGrid. I have no any timer or Invoke but it doesn't work good. Hi, AW