It's commonly referred to as Application.DoEvents() but in your Revit plugin Application will probably refer to the Revit app and DoEvents won't be recognised as a method. So you need to use this:
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents()
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
DoEvents() with Revit
Just a quickie as a follow-up to my last post. DoEvents isn't recommended for .NET, but given that Revit doesn't support multi-threading we have to use it sometimes to keep our UI responsive whilst we crunch some data.
It's commonly referred to as Application.DoEvents() but in your Revit plugin Application will probably refer to the Revit app and DoEvents won't be recognised as a method. So you need to use this:
It's commonly referred to as Application.DoEvents() but in your Revit plugin Application will probably refer to the Revit app and DoEvents won't be recognised as a method. So you need to use this:
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