Delaying the execution of code in WPF applications? Buy a slower computer or use this code.
Today, something almost embarrassing happened to me.
In one of my WPF projects I wanted a method to execute after a specified delay.
I played around with the Dispatcher class and soon discovered the method Dispatcher.Invoke(DispatcherPriority, TimeSpan, Delegate). I neither looked into the Doku nor at the IntelliSense popup (I don’t know where my mind was at that time 😀 ) and used the method.
Then I really desperated debugging that code. The delegate was always invoked at once.
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