bind_context() 

template<class Fn, class Context>
auto bind_context(Fn&&, Context&&);

Creates a functor that invokes the parameter in the specified context (thread); the returned functor will take the same arguments as Fn.

If context is a DispatcherQueue:

  • wil::resume_foreground() will be used if available
  • without WIL, DispatcherQueue::TryEnqueue() will be used
  • f will always be enqueued, even if it is already on the correct thread; this is so that behavior is consistent regardless of original thread, and for consistency with the behavior of wil::resume_foreground()

If Context is a winrt::apartment_context:

  • f will be immediately if we’re already on the correct thread; this is because there may not be a queue available
  • otherwise, it will only be invoked if the context corresponds to a thread which is running a C++/WinRT-compatible event loop