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Comments by bonosa (Top 4 by date)
bonosa
13-Jun-13 15:58pm
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yes, I'm using a backgroundworker. Thanks Sergey.
bonosa
13-Jun-13 14:28pm
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thank you, Sergei for your time and input.
bonosa
13-Jun-13 14:04pm
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Thank you, Sergey. I want to fire the event as soon as one file is done processing in the c++-cli dll. I want to receive this notification in the c# world. CAn this be done? I tried to just add "fire(100)" to my code after the 100th file finishes processing in the dll but it does not compile. I think you are saying above in your response that I can only raise the event in the c# project's code, and not in the c++-cli dll.. But in the c# project I do not know when the 100th file has finished processing. That's the whole point. That info is what I am trying to get across from my dll to my c# where an instance of the c++-cli class is declared. Maybe it is not an event raise mechanism that will handle this transfer of info? But some other concept?
thanks
bonosa
20-May-13 21:24pm
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Thank you Sergey! The code steps into the button click event with no problem. It is wired to the Click event.