I have 2 objects. Foo and Bar in two different threads. Now I want to raise an event in Foo but in the thread of Bar.
and how can I use SynchronizationContext.Current for that?
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I have 2 objects. Foo and Bar in two different threads. Now I want to raise an event in Foo but in the thread of Bar.
and how can I use SynchronizationContext.Current for that?
Neither "Foo" nor "Bar" really have threads… you would need an external message-pump mechanism to push messages between threads, such as is provided in winforms (Control.Invoke) and WPF (Dispatcher). Alternatively, something like a (synchronized) producer/consumer queue would suffice if you don’t mind one of the threads being devoted to waiting (passively) for messages.
Unless you have written your own sync-context, it is impossible for us to say what
SynchronizationContext.Currentwill be; in many cases it isnull.Can you add more context to the problem?