I *knew* there had to be a way to create a Delegate object :)
Delegates are great. They're what you get when you create a
DynamicMethod using Lightweight Code Generation. You can put them to
interesting uses (IronPython, getting around the lack of operator
overloads in generics, etc).
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Keith
Keith,
Thanks for your insight and reply.
I found that it works if instead of using generics, I just wrapped the
function as an ParameterizedThreadStart instance.. Take a look:
Anthony
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Okay, had a brief check. You should take a look at delegates. They're
not the same as passing around Python methods. In particular, they're
typed.
The type of a delegate is its signature. In particular:
ThreadStart -> void foo()
ParameterizedThreadStart -> void foo(object)
The Thread constructo
I have a quick question regarding threads and IronPython.
I need to code a python function having an input parameter to be the
target delegate of a newly created thread using the ThreadStart method
to pass the parameter.
Here an example of the code that fails:
IronPython 0.9.2036 on .NET 2.0.50
