Want to know [STAThread]

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I want to know more about [STAThread] that stands in windows application ...

Posted 5-Feb-13 1:50am

Shubh Agrahari

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Joezer BH 5-Feb-13 8:07am

What's the point in posting this question here instead of googleing?
STA = Single Threaded Application

Shubh Agrahari 6-Feb-13 0:50am

i think there i got perfect answer thats why i posted here...........

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This is the best places to start: Google search - STAThread[^]

Posted 5-Feb-13 1:55am

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Pete O'Hanlon · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-05T01:56:00

This basically tells the application that it will be running in something called a Single Thread Apartment. For details of what this means, I'd suggest that you start off by reading this[^] then this[^] to get an understanding, first of what STA actually means, and then why it's used in Windows Forms and WPF apps.

CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-05T01:57:00

Solution 3

See, for instance: STAThread and multithreading at Stack Overflow[^].

Posted 5-Feb-13 1:57am

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