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C# / C Sharp » Development Class » IAsyncResultScreenshots 
sample code for the EndInvoke method
 

using System;
using System.Threading;

public delegate int DelegateClass(out DateTime start,out DateTime stop);

public class Starter {

    public static void Main() {
        DelegateClass del = MethodA;
        DateTime start;
        DateTime stop;
        IAsyncResult ar = del.BeginInvoke(out start, out stop,null, null);
        ar.AsyncWaitHandle.WaitOne();

        int elapse = del.EndInvoke(out start, out stop, ar);
        Console.WriteLine("Start time: {0}", start.ToLongTimeString());
        Console.WriteLine("Stop time: {0}", stop.ToLongTimeString());
        Console.WriteLine("Elapse time: {0} seconds",elapse);
    }
    public static int MethodA(out DateTime start, out DateTime stop) {
        start = DateTime.Now;
        Thread.Sleep(5000);

        stop = DateTime.Now;
        return (stop - start).Seconds;
    }
}

 
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