Using IProgressT
suggest changeIt’s important to note that the System.Progress<T>
class does not have the Report()
method available on it. This method was implemented explicitly from the IProgress<T>
interface, and therefore must be called on a Progress<T>
when it’s cast to an IProgress<T>
.
var p1 = new Progress<int>(); p1.Report(1); //compiler error, Progress does not contain method 'Report' IProgress<int> p2 = new Progress<int>(); p2.Report(2); //works var p3 = new Progress<int>(); ((IProgress<int>)p3).Report(3); //works
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