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<pre wrap="">I even call the callback of another thread. :P
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<pre wrap="">No you can't.
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You still refuse to tell me why, so please stop telling me what I can't
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Of course you can call any callback that exists in the application from
anywhere else in the application independently from in which thread
context you actually are running. But doing a function call (or hence
using a callback) does not change the thread context you are running in
and thus you are still the same thread. IOW: code lines are not
_dedicated_ to a thread context.<br>
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-Michael<br>
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