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How to force an event to cancel

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NET CF Questions - 27 May 2008 01:19 GMT
We're looking for a method that will force a cancel on an event.

For example, if a search on a db is taking too long, the user can
press a button and cancel it and do a search on a more limited
dataset.

VB, VS 2005, .NET .CF 2.0 SP2
Chris Tacke, eMVP - 27 May 2008 14:56 GMT
That's not an event, that's a method, and they are significantly different
from one another.  You need to make an asynchronous call.  Since we have no
idea what you're doing, the "how" can vary, but generally speaking you'll
either use an async method on the object if it exists (BeginXxxx) or you'll
spawn a worker thread and make it async yourself.

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