On Mar 9, 2006, at 9:51 AM, Chris Kohout wrote:
I switched to a non-threaded solution. It's not as nice, but it works.
Or you could use the old method of killing a thread... have the thread check a property for termination, such as a property in the thread object, or a global property.
For example, you could add an "IsQuitting" boolean property to the App class and set IsQuitting = True in the App.Close or Window.Close event (depending on how you use the thread). Then in the Thread.Run () event, scatter checks for this boolean property and Return if True.
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