Name
ApplicationContext
Synopsis
Normally, you call Application.Run()
, passing in
the Form
you wish to use as the
MainForm
of the application. An alternative is to
use this class, which then allows you to control several features,
including starting the message loop (again, optionally with a
MainForm
), stopping the message loop, and handling
ThreadExit
events related to the application
terminating. You can also override the OnMainFormClosed()
method to determine whether the message pump is
terminated when the main form is closed.
public class ApplicationContext { // Public Constructors public ApplicationContext(); public ApplicationContext(Form mainForm); // Public Instance Properties public Form MainForm{set; get; } // Public Instance Methods public void Dispose(); public void ExitThread(); // Protected Instance Methods protected virtual void Dispose(bool disposing); protected virtual void ExitThreadCore(); protected override void Finalize(); // overrides object protected virtual void OnMainFormClosed(object sender, EventArgs e); // Events public event EventHandler ThreadExit; }
Passed To
Application.Run()
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