Re: Practical uses of UI thread
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Forgive me for stating the obvious... but wouldn't a UI thread be absolutely necessary any time you
need your application to interface with the user? The UI thread is usually the "main" thread of the
app, and the one that pumps the Windows messages.
"SD" <SD@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I'm looking for some example scenarios where a UI thread would be absolutely
necessary. Could someone give me some such examples.
TIA,
SD
.
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