The basic problem is this:
The environment is WPF/Core/Class Library.
The goal is to detect if a method is operating on the foreground or background and, if BG, transition to foreground and assert some values to properties that are bound to UI elements.
In Framework, the standard method for...
A C# application needs to allocate memory and treat that block as either an array of bytes or an array of shorts.
Here's what I've tried. A structure was declared that was supposed to have a byte[] and a short[] occupying the same memory space.
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit)]...
In Framework, this is easily accomplished by including a reference to the PresentationFramework class assembly and then using something like this:
public static void UIThread( Action action )
{
if (Application.Current.Dispatcher.CheckAccess())
{
// On FG thread. Can directly...
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