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hello... i wanted to know why we cant use 2 constructors while creating threading...?????
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[no name] 16-Mar-13 12:29pm    
Maybe you can explain what it is that you mean? I do not see any constructors at all in the code you posted that demonstrates your problem.

After a few seconds of Googling I found this:

Send multiple parameters to a thread in C#[^]

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Also, you can just be creative. I am not sure if this will help you in any way but what if you used an array or a list for the parameter. I am not sure if you can convert those to objects, but if you could, you would have something like:

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int ParamaterOne = 2;
string ParameterTwo = "Hello World!";

List<object> ListOfParamaters = new List<object>();
ListOfParamaters.Add(ParamaterOne);
ListOfParamaters.Add(ParamaterTwo);

object TheParamater = (object)ListOfParamaters;


You could in the threaded void you could convert them back:

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List<object> TheList = (List<object>)Paramater;
 
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[no name] 16-Mar-13 12:29pm    
Why are you just reposting your vague question as an answer?

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