Hi All,
In following example, while playing file, if thread goes in WaitSleepJoin
state, due to Thread.Sleep method.
Now I want to suspend thread by clicking on cmdSuspend button. I have
written following code, which doesn't suspend it.
Even I tried it by calling m_PlayThread.In terrupt() method which suspends
the thread but cannot resume it again by calling Resume method.
Any kind help will be appreciated.
Thanks and Regards
Sakharam Phapale
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Private m_IsStop As Boolean
Private sub PlayAudio()
m_IsStop = False
For intLoopCounter = 0 To m_intNoOfFiles
Try
m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.OpenF ile(m_arrFiles( intLoopCounter) )
m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.Start Playing(m_lngPl ayFromTime,
m_lngPlayToTime )
m_PlayThread.Sl eep(lngPlayToTi me - lngPlayFromTime )
If m_IsStop Then
m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.Close File()
End If
Catch Ex As Exception
m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.Close File()
End Try
Loop
End Sub
Private Sub cmdPlay_Click(S ender As Object, ------)
Dim m_PlayThread as New Threading.Threa d(AddressOf PlayAudio)
m_PlayThread.St art()
End Sub
Private Sub cmdPause_Click( sender as Object,-------)
m_PlayThread.Su spend()
End Sub
Private Sub cmdResume_Click (--------)
m_PlayThread.Re sume()
End Sub
Private Sub cmdStop_Click(--------)
m_IsStop = True
If m_PlayThread.Th readState = WaitSleepJoin Then
m_PlayThread.In terrupt()
End If
End Sub
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I haven't looked at your code; this is just a general approach I take. I
never use suspend/resume, and IMO these should not have even been put into
the API, or made it part of a different class. Instead, use synchronization
mechanisms, such as Monitor, mutex, reader/writer locks, or semaphores, and
control the execution of the thread by waiting/blocking on the sync object
in the appropriate place. Getting suspend/resume logic to work correctly is
non-trivial, especially since you tend to get more involved in the internals
of the thread itself (e.g. is it in a state where resuming a thread will
have an effect?). For general purpose apps, blocking is usually more then
enough, certainly so for the simple task you want to do.
"Sakharam Phapale" <sp******@annet site.com> wrote in message
news:eY******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... Hi All,
In following example, while playing file, if thread goes in WaitSleepJoin state, due to Thread.Sleep method. Now I want to suspend thread by clicking on cmdSuspend button. I have written following code, which doesn't suspend it. Even I tried it by calling m_PlayThread.In terrupt() method which suspends the thread but cannot resume it again by calling Resume method.
Any kind help will be appreciated.
Thanks and Regards Sakharam Phapale
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Private m_IsStop As Boolean
Private sub PlayAudio() m_IsStop = False For intLoopCounter = 0 To m_intNoOfFiles Try m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.OpenF ile(m_arrFiles( intLoopCounter) ) m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.Start Playing(m_lngPl ayFromTime, m_lngPlayToTime ) m_PlayThread.Sl eep(lngPlayToTi me - lngPlayFromTime ) If m_IsStop Then m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.Close File() End If Catch Ex As Exception m_objAudioRecor derPlayer.Close File() End Try Loop End Sub
Private Sub cmdPlay_Click(S ender As Object, ------) Dim m_PlayThread as New Threading.Threa d(AddressOf PlayAudio) m_PlayThread.St art() End Sub
Private Sub cmdPause_Click( sender as Object,-------) m_PlayThread.Su spend() End Sub
Private Sub cmdResume_Click (--------) m_PlayThread.Re sume() End Sub
Private Sub cmdStop_Click(--------) m_IsStop = True If m_PlayThread.Th readState = WaitSleepJoin Then m_PlayThread.In terrupt() End If End Sub
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In following example, while playing file, if thread goes in WaitSleepJoin
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Now I want to suspend thread by clicking on cmdSuspend button. I have
written following code, which doesn't suspend it.
Even I tried it by calling m_PlayThread.Interrupt() method which suspends
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Any kind help will be appreciated.
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