Re: Thread-safe GUI updates

Don't use an abstract event. I use the UpdateUIEvent.

In the constructor, I'll assign my custom event an ID:
_Update1 = Window.UniqueID;

Then in the code, I'll call:
EventHandler.AddPendingEvent(new UpdateUIEvent(_Update1));

(full test code I wrote at www.0x90.org/~nummish/wx/EventTest.cs)

Hope that helps.

-nummish

On 4/15/05, Michael Hansen <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm working on a project that uses multiple threads that signal the
> GUI for various UI updates.  The best way I've read to do this is to
> post an event to the main window's event queue and process it on the
> main thread.  It looks like AddPendingEvent or ProcessEvent would be
> likely candidates for doing this.
> 
> Upon inspection, however, both take a wx.Event parameter that has a
> single constructor with an IntPtr.  Is this the correct way to do
> this?  I would imagine one would derive a class from wx.Event and pass
> in the custom class.  Has anyone else solved this issue?
> 
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