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POOpen form in UI thread from 2ndary thread
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<p>I have a .Net40/Winforms app that runs an script in a worker thread. The script needs to create a secondary form in the UI thread because the form shouldn't terminate with the script. In Win32, I use PostMessage(mainWnd...). What's the accepted way to do this in .Net? </p> <p>Max</p>
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Open form in UI thread from 2ndary thread
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1. COCan you clarify "because the form shouldn't terminate with the script" please ?
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2. COIf I create the form directly in the script's thread, the form disappears when the script and it's thread is terminated.
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