Thread._Thread.Invoke Method
Definition
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Provides access to properties and methods exposed by an object.
virtual void System.Runtime.InteropServices._Thread.Invoke(System::UInt32 dispIdMember, Guid % riid, System::UInt32 lcid, short wFlags, IntPtr pDispParams, IntPtr pVarResult, IntPtr pExcepInfo, IntPtr puArgErr) = System::Runtime::InteropServices::_Thread::Invoke;
void _Thread.Invoke (uint dispIdMember, ref Guid riid, uint lcid, short wFlags, IntPtr pDispParams, IntPtr pVarResult, IntPtr pExcepInfo, IntPtr puArgErr);
abstract member System.Runtime.InteropServices._Thread.Invoke : uint32 * Guid * uint32 * int16 * nativeint * nativeint * nativeint * nativeint -> unit
override this.System.Runtime.InteropServices._Thread.Invoke : uint32 * Guid * uint32 * int16 * nativeint * nativeint * nativeint * nativeint -> unit
Sub Invoke (dispIdMember As UInteger, ByRef riid As Guid, lcid As UInteger, wFlags As Short, pDispParams As IntPtr, pVarResult As IntPtr, pExcepInfo As IntPtr, puArgErr As IntPtr) Implements _Thread.Invoke
Parameters
- dispIdMember
- UInt32
Identifies the member.
- riid
- Guid
Reserved for future use. Must be IID_NULL.
- lcid
- UInt32
The locale context in which to interpret arguments.
- wFlags
- Int16
Flags describing the context of the call.
- pDispParams
-
IntPtr
nativeint
Pointer to a structure containing an array of arguments, an array of argument DISPIDs for named arguments, and counts for the number of elements in the arrays.
- pVarResult
-
IntPtr
nativeint
Pointer to the location where the result is to be stored.
- pExcepInfo
-
IntPtr
nativeint
Pointer to a structure that contains exception information.
- puArgErr
-
IntPtr
nativeint
The index of the first argument that has an error.
Implements
Exceptions
Late-bound access using the COM IDispatch
interface is not supported.
Remarks
This method is for access to managed classes from unmanaged code, and should not be called from managed code. For more information, see IDispatch::Invoke.
Applies to
.NET