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A class to simplify threads and asynchronous operations

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WorkerThreadBase is an abstract class that encapsulates much of the code that you need when working with threads, such as passing arguments to a second thread, check whether the secondary thread has completed and poll for its completion while accepting callback calls. Code running in the secondary thread can safely callback into the main Windows Forms application, by means of the protected Invoke and InvokeMember methods.

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