....Using multiple threads, we were taught to just run the code outside vs and the debugger, which seems to work, but also seems completly wrong to me.
From a WinForms Form Object:
tKey = new Thread(ReadKeyboard);
public void ReadKeyboard()
{
Text = "Keyboard acquired";
}
can someone verify that this is bad practice or otherwise?
i don't like skipping the debugger, so i used:
main.Invoke(new MethodInvoker(delegate() { Text = "Keyboard acquired"; }));
is this an acceptable "workaround"?
edit: main being a reference to the form object
