José
I made tests with two boolean flags.
One flag is switched to true when the Thread starts and false when it
ends. The other quits the thread when it is true.
Now you can do this...
MyThread
Run()
myRunFlag = true
while (anything else) and not(myStopFlag)
...
...
wend
myRunFlag = false
MainProgram
Anywhere()
if (myRunFlag) then
myStopFlag = true
while (myRunFlag)
App.DoEvents()
wend
end
myStopFlag = false
MyThread.Run()
This seems to be a solution without killing threads. You just have to
take care that the thread exits asap when the property myStopFlag is
set to true.
Best,
Marcel
On 08.05.2006, at 21:01, Marcel wrote:
I am on the Mac - didn't test it on Windows.
This doesn't sounds good... please tell me if you find a solution.
I have about 4 weeks, before I have to port my code to Win.
Best,
Marcel
On 08.05.2006, at 17:07, José Andrés wrote:
Which platform are you working on?
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