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Why can an Exception not be rethrown in the BackgroundWorker RunWorkerCompleted event

score 978 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-09 09:51:42

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Why can an Exception not be rethrown in the BackgroundWorker RunWorkerCompleted event

Backgroundworker to stop work after specified time

Thread sleeping in a BackgroundWorker

C# SetPropertyThreadSafe vs Invoke thread-safe calls

Adding items to a ListBox in a parallel way

VB.Net Allow A Certain Amount of Time To Complete A Task

Progress Bar for reading a file - unexpected UI behavior

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Is there any number of threads should be used for the best performances in an application?

How to stop BackgroundWorker whose `DoWork` handler only contains one (long-running) statement?

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