how can i execute a delegate on the thread that created the object ?

[roni]

how can i execute a delegate on the thread that created the object ?
(the object is not control, but im looking somthing like the control.invoke
, but to my object)

 

[Dick Grier]

If I understand what you want, just use SomeObject.Invoke (etc.).

Dick

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[stand__sure]

the way that I do this is via BeginInvoke on a delegate that points to
the method. the following snippets are from an article at
http://code.box.sk/newsread.php?newsid=717. Each snippet is from a
different location in the code, but the steps are as follows
0) declare a delegate (pointer) with a specific signature (think c/c++
here)
1) declare a variable of the delegate type
2) instantiate that variable
3) BeginInvoke

Delegate Sub UpdateWeatherSummaryResultsDelegate()
Private _updateWeatherSummaryResultsDelegate As
UpdateWeatherSummaryResultsDelegate

_updateWeatherSummaryResultsDelegate = New
UpdateWeatherSummaryResultsDelegate(AddressOf
UpdateWeatherSummaryResults)

Dim ar As IAsyncResult =
BeginInvoke(_updateWeatherSummaryResultsDelegate, Nothing)

 

[Guest]

Implement invoke method in your object.

Overloads Public Overridable Function Invoke( _
ByVal method As Delegate, _
ByVal args() As Object _
) As Object Implements ISynchronizeInvoke.Invoke