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9.6

Performance question : Control.Invoke

Asked by Dnx_7 in .NET Framework 2.x, .NET, Visual Basic Programming

Tags: .NET 2.0, Microsoft, performance, invoke

Hi experts

i'm using a lot of delegate with threads for accessing control in the main thread
however, i would like to know if it is better to use

if ME.Invokerequired then
ME.begininvoke(...)
else...

=> i use this instruction when i need to modify more than one control

in the case that i need to only need to synchronize one control then i use :

if myListbox.InvokeRequired then
myListbox.BeginInvoke(...)
else

if myCheckBox.InvokeRequired then
myCheckBox.BeginInvoke(...)
else

etc...

does it change something between the two methods ? (using ME.invoke or myControl.begininvoke)

Any explanations are welcome

ps : sorry for my english


Thank you,

Kind Regards.
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