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BeginInvoke - Initiate asynchronous .NET delegate call

Syntax

result = BeginInvoke(arg1,...,argN,callback,object)

Description

result = BeginInvoke(arg1,...,argN,callback,object) initiates asynchronous call to a .NET delegate. You must call EndInvoke to complete the asynchronous call.

Input Arguments

`arg1,...,argN`	Input arguments for delegate. The type and number of arguments must agree with the delegate signature.
`callback`	.NET System.AsyncCallback delegate, or `[]` null value.
`object`	User-defined object, or `[]` null value.

Output Arguments

result

.NET System.IAsyncResult object. Used to monitor the progress of the asynchronous call. Input argument to EndInvoke.

See Also

How To

Calling a .NET Method Asynchronously

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MSDN^® Calling Synchronous Methods Asynchronously

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