Multithred Call To A Function That Should Return A Value?
Nov 30, 2009
Iam trying to make a call to a thred by does not find how to start a Thred on a Function that should have a value and should return a value,I got it to work on Function or Subs that does not pass or return values.
Like this (Exampel)My Function TEST ( byval Par1 as integer ) as integer Par1 = par1 * 100 Return Par1 End Function
The call Public Thred1 As System.Threading.Thread
Thred1 = New System.Threading.Thread(AddressOf TEST (10) ) ' Does not work
Control.CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls = False
Thred1.Start()
How do a get the return value from my Function in a thred?and it seems like the System.Threading.Thread does not like fuctions with parameters?
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