Today I was reading an article on codeproject by Mark Clifton about using a safe invoker for a method.

While the idea was quite good, I think the implementation was a bit bloated, so I posted a comment with my own implementation.

This was the implementation I posted:

class SafeMethodInvoker

{  public delegate void ExcDlgt(Exception e);public delegate void voidDlgt();

  public delegate bool boolDlgt();





   public static void Run(boolDlgt del, int TimeOutMs,

     ExcDlgt Critical,voidDlgt Failure,voidDlgt Timeout )

   {

     Thread t = new Thread(delegate() { try { if (!del()) Failure(); } catch (Exception e) { Critical(e); } } );

     t.Start();

     if (!t.Join(TimeOutMs)) Timeout(); 

   }


 }


}


Way shorter as you might see