quite some time ago I learned the BeginInvoke(myd elegate,...) technique
to avoid raising cross-thread forms exceptions. today (without
realizing it) I typed the equivalent of mydelegate.Begi nInvoke(...).
This raised the exception. Correcting to the first form eliminated it.
This raises a question in my mind, to wit: How is
BeginInvoke(myd elegate,...) different from mydelegate.Begi nInvoke(...)?
Thanks!
to avoid raising cross-thread forms exceptions. today (without
realizing it) I typed the equivalent of mydelegate.Begi nInvoke(...).
This raised the exception. Correcting to the first form eliminated it.
This raises a question in my mind, to wit: How is
BeginInvoke(myd elegate,...) different from mydelegate.Begi nInvoke(...)?
Thanks!