Managed C++/CLI

	array<array<String^>^, 3>^ sub2 = 
		gcnew array<array<String^>^,3>(10, 10, 10);
 
	array<String^>^ subitems = gcnew array<String^>(15);
 
	subitems[0] = "one";
	subitems[1] = "two";
 
	sub2[0, 0, 0] = subitems;
	 
	Console::WriteLine(sub2[0, 0, 0][0]);

NalBH wrote:

I apologise if i am in the wrong forum.

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

abbd wrote:

the easy way is have every Control be handled by the GUI thread, which
could mean, use a Forms.Timer, since that executes its Tick handler on the
GUI thread. The drawback is, if the Tick handler takes too long, your GUI
responsiveness will suffer

Form1 ^ob = (Form1^) obj;<br />
    if(ob->progressBar1->InvokeRequired)<br />
    {MessageBox::Show(I am in invoke );        <br />
        ProgressBarCallback ^d = gcnew ProgressBarCallback(ThreadTask);<br />
        ob->Invoke(d,gcnew array<System::Object^>{ob});                <br />
    }<br />
    else<br />
	{<br />
		MessageBox::Show(I am not in invoke );<br />
		        <br />
		ob->listView2->Items->Add("GooD");<br />
		<br />
        <br />
	}