Why i should call Control.Invoke from non-ui thread? As i know any manipulations with control are the messages to control. So when i call, for example TextBox.Text = “text”, it will produce message SendMessage(TextBox.Hanlde…). That message will be queued into UI thread message queue and dispatched by UI thread. Why i have to call invoke, even it will produce the same message?
Why i should call Control.Invoke from non-ui thread? As i know any manipulations with
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There are two reasons MS developers made this restriction:
Some UI functions have access to thread-local storage (TLS). Calling these functions from another thread gives incorrect results on TLS operations.
Calling all UI-related functions from the same thread automatically serializes them, this is thread-safe and doesn’t require synchronization.
From our point of view, we just need to follow these rules.