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c# - Why am I getting this error:"Cross-thread operation not valid: Control lbFolders accessed from a thread other than the thread it was created on."?

This is baffling me, maybe somebody can shine the light of education on my ignorance. This is in a C# windows app. I am accessing the contents of a listbox from a thread. When I try to access it like this

prgAll.Maximum = lbFolders.SelectedItems.Count;
I get the error. However, here is the part I don't get. If I comment out that line, the very next line
foreach (string dir in lbFolders.SelectedItems)
executes just fine.

Edit: As usual, my communication skills are lacking. Let me clarify.

I know that accessing GUI items from threads other than the ones they were created on causes problems. I know the right way to access them is via delegate.

My question was mainly this: Why can I access and iterate through the SelectedItems object just fine, but when I try to get (not set) the Count property of it, it blows up.

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You can't access GUI elements from a separate thread. Use a delegate to make the change.

eg.

lblStatus.Invoke((Action)(() => lblStatus.Text = counter.ToString()));

or older skool:

lblTest.Invoke((MethodInvoker)(delegate() 
{ 
  lblTest.Text = i.ToString(); 
}));

I've got a blog post on how to do this in all the .Net releases here.


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