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Normally Windows Form Timer events are raised only on main-thread is there any particular reason for the lock?
Also consider that no other thread (beside the thread that created the control mostly main-thread) can access the control.
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Hello Nick
I've noticed some timer handler method from SubtitleListView are using
lockbefore handling in event.
e.g: SubtitleEditListView.SyntaxColorLineTimerTick
Normally Windows Form Timer events are raised only on main-thread is there any particular reason for the
lock?Also consider that no other thread (beside the thread that created the control mostly main-thread) can access the control.
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