Name
MethodInvoker
Synopsis
This (extremely useful!) delegate encapsulates a
void
method with no parameters. This is one of the
most common utility delegates, and it saves you from repeatedly
having to define your own. As an example, you might use it in
conjunction with Control.Invoke()
to marshal an
inter-thread call back onto the UI thread. I only wish
I’d found it sooner . . . .
public delegate void MethodInvoker();
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