I have a process that asks information and I want to display it on screen because it is received in my UIViewController Happening. What I want to do is to use an overlay like this
and update This type of overlay is displayed to me What is the mechanism to allow, and when I process the data, do it "run"? Do I need to move the call to a different thread and update the performance through delegate tasks? Again reading and Jason's comment you probably want to do something like: Basically whenever you want to update the UI, you need to do it on the main thread. loadingLabel.Text with the UIViewController. However, adding this view does not seem to work immediately - I guess the function call is required to exit before the graphics update. I
work.finter Process deep things for start new ((=) => {// Do {Int i = 0; i & lt; 999999999; i ++} {System.Threading.Thread.Sleep (1000); this. InvokeOnMainThread ((=) = & gt; {this.MyLabel.Text == string.Format ("Count to {0}", i);});}});
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