On Mar 21, 2006, at 7:57 AM, Charles Yeomans wrote:
But these approaches don't really answer his question, which is a way
to detect when a thread finishes. This seems to be a trickier
problem. One way is to use a Timer to check the State property from
time to time. Or perhaps one could do some trick with a semaphore so
that one thread is blocked until the specific thread releases the
semaphore.
Or register a handler (an observer) that the thread calls when it's
completed and about to leave the Run event.
Or, if you've just dragged an instance of the thread onto a Window,
create an event in the thread that it calls as it exits the Run event.
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