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Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is part of the Microsoft .NET framework used to create rich client user experiences for Windows application.
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Same function, variable parameters and types with lambda
In my current project, I find myself using Dispatcher.Invoke a lot. Before each call I test if the current dispatcher is the right one. I want to write a wrapper class like so:
class SafeRunner
{
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