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vb.net issues with multithreading and invoke
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So far while working with multiple threads, i edit ui elements using delegates & invoke. The problem is for changing different ui elements, i have to define a new sub every time since the "thread.start()" method only takes one parameter so i cannot stuff everything in one sub. Is there a way of using multiple parameters with the "thread.start()" method?
Posted 28 Jan '13 - 18:26
Anurag Daolagajao327
Edited 28 Jan '13 - 18:28
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The parameter passed to thread.start() is an object. You can create an object of your design and have all the values you wish to pass to thread.start() inside that object.
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Posted 29 Jan '13 - 2:26
Mike Meinz9K
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Anurag Daolagajao - 29 Jan '13 - 10:01
"object of design" .. can you explain a little more?
Mike Meinz - 29 Jan '13 - 10:10
You could design a Structure or a Class with properties. Instantiate the structure or class and populate with all of the data that you want to pass to thread.start(). An example of a Structure statement can be found here: Structure Statement
Mike Meinz - 29 Jan '13 - 10:57
This article has an example of passing a structure to thread.start() See Threading Introduction - In the article, see how a structure Structure PermuteStruct is defined, populated and passed to thread.start
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