Questions tagged [dynamic-invoke]
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Strange behavior with DynamicInvoke and Invoke
I read this post and I tried to do the same but I came across a very strange behavior when comparing the del.DynamicINvoke(args) Vs. del(args)
Update
So after Jon and usr comments i post now new working code.
I'll really appreciate any…
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Maya
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DLLImport vs DinamicInvoke or Method.Invoke in VB.NET
I want to call function MoveFile from "Kernel32.dll".
1)First approach:
Imports System.Runtime.InteropServices
Public Class Form1
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Baha Dzhan
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Truly no way to "generate" C# from byte[] containing IL with method body?
I`ve being playing around with reversing of some obfuscated code out there and I have stumbled upon one tricky DLL that had a "method body" (IL code) in a byte[] array and was later on invoking it with dynamic invoke. Is analyzing MSIL the only way…
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Thread was canceled on new CookieContainer when dynamically Invoking Method with Task.Factory.StartNew
I begin by loading some dlls in a folder and storing a instance of the Core class together with the name as keys in a Dictionary, like so:
const string SEARCH_PATH = "./Cores";
const string FILE_NAME_MASK = "*.core.dll";
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Sacul Rennorb
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Java Method Handles: propagate unbound arguments across functions
I would like to create a method handle that allows me to pass as argument a value that will be bound to a placeholder way down the method handle tree.
Figure, something like this: f(x) = plus( minus( x, 2), 3) where x is passed at invoke, and 2 and…
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Dynamic invoke and sleep thread
I've a question about dynamic invoke and threads. Let's suppose that I have a main thread that in some point shows a dialog.
public void showDialog()
{
lock(mutexObject)
{
flagDialogShowing = true;
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acostela
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Calling delegates later aka. delegate queue
so I'm pretty new to c# and I've came around this problem:
I have some methods that invoke different delegates (with potentially different argument types). However these delegates shouldn't be called right away. If the main Thread is running a…
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Yamcha
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