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AB.

Your comments are right if in fact a subroutine does not call a different thread and stays in the UI thread when called.

JR

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JR,
I suggest discussing everything as precisely as possible. This might be useful for someone else learning Small Basic. 

There are two different objects in my consciousness:

1. subroutine
   
2. and event handler
   

If I'm not mistaken, the subroutine is executed in the thread that called the subroutine.
But, the event handler runs in its own parallel thread.
A running subroutine calls another subroutine on the same thread on which it itself is running.
To call another subroutine in a new thread, you must use the LDCall.CallAsync(dll, extension, obj, method, arguments) method.

Do you agree?