Listbox.Invoke Creates Infinite Loop

Hello all, I have a thread pool that calls a function and in the function it checks if invoke is required and if it is, it invokes the function and returns the value. Somehow this is creating an infinite loops and was wondering if you could help me find the problem. Heres my code:

Code:

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private delegate string GetComboDelegate();

        private string GetCombo()
        {
            if (lbWordlist.InvokeRequired)
            {
                return lbWordlist.Invoke(new GetComboDelegate(GetCombo)).ToString();
            }
            else
            {
                while ((lbWordlist.Items[tbWordlist.Value - 1].ToString()).IndexOf(':') == -1)
                {
                    tbWordlist.Value += 1;
                }
                string tmp = lbWordlist.Items[tbWordlist.Value - 1].ToString();
                if (tbWordlist.Value == tbWordlist.Maximum)
                    StopBots = true;
                else
                    tbWordlist.Value += 1;

                return tmp;
            }
        }

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tbWordlist is a Trackbar that keeps track of my position in the Listbox.

Where are you calling GetCombo from in the first place?

From the sub my thread pool is sent to

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Spilled

From the sub my thread pool is sent to

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I get that. Can you show us the code?

Code:

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                Image Img;
                if (!Bot.GetImage(txtCaptcha.Text, out Img))
                {
                    if(StopBots)
                        UpdateResponse(Info.id, "Bot Done...");
                    else
                        ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(new WaitCallback(Begin), new BotData(Info.id, GetCombo(), Info.proxy, Info.url, Info.timeout));
                    return;
                }

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Basically it downloads the Image I need, then queue's another work item with the new combo and returns

You said that you're calling GetCombo from the method that you're using as the entry point for your new thread. First up, you haven't shown us that method. Secondly, you're showing us code that calls GetCombo from the current thread, NOT the new thread. If that's the only place GetCombo is called then there's no need for delegation. If it's not the only place then please show us the other code.