Multiple Threads Within the IDE
From: Doug Thews (dougthews_at_removeme.ddconsult.com)
Date: 10/08/04
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Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 23:09:38 -0500
I was noticing that when I run a multi-threaded app from within the IDE and
then I close the main form (which spun off all of the threads), that the
Stop/Pause VCR buttons in the debugger are still available & working. It's
like closing the form did not actually cancel the threads.
>From my earlier discussions on the newsgroup, I know how people already feel
about Thread.Abort(), so I was wondering what I need to do to "clean up"
when closing a main form that has spun off worker threads (I was under the
impression that this cleanup would automatically happen, but seeing the
Stop/Pause VCR buttons on the debugger being active & working tell me
otherwise).
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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