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By the way, all .NET networking classes may work in asynchronous mode, allowing to write single-threaded applications. All required worker threads are created internally, and callback functions are always called in the main thread.
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By the way, all .NET networking classes may work in asynchronous mode, allowing to write single-threaded applications. All required worker threads are created internally, and callback functions are always called in the main thread.

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I have a main form appliction that &nbsp;creates a threadon in it's Load() function<br />
myThread=newThread(new ThreadStart(myThreadFuncti<wbr />on);<br />
myThread.Start();<br />
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The thread creates a tcpListener objects and creates another form on connection<br />
new tcpipObject(myListener.Acc<wbr />eptSocket(<wbr />),this)<br />
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tcpipObject is a System.Windows.Forms.Form that creates another thread in it's constructor<br />
secondThread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(secondThreadFu<wbr />nction);<br />
secondThread.Start();<br />
this.Show();<br />
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In secondThreadFunction() I have a view only multiline text box named textboxStatus<br />
textBoxStatus.Text += &quot;Connection Made\r\n&quot;;<br />
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using the debugger I get to this line, but an F10 does not move to the next line.<br />
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Is there something ovbious that I am doing incorrectly?<br />
Thank You
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I have a main form appliction that  creates a threadon in it's Load() function
myThread=newThread(new ThreadStart(myThreadFunction);
myThread.Start();

The thread creates a tcpListener objects and creates another form on connection
new tcpipObject(myListener.AcceptSocket(),this)

tcpipObject is a System.Windows.Forms.Form that creates another thread in it's constructor
secondThread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(secondThreadFunction);
secondThread.Start();
this.Show();

In secondThreadFunction() I have a view only multiline text box named textboxStatus
textBoxStatus.Text += "Connection Made\r\n";

using the debugger I get to this line, but an F10 does not move to the next line.

Is there something ovbious that I am doing incorrectly?
Thank You

threading lockup

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