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go though Hashtable.Value s thread saft?

Hashtable.GetEn umerator is not thread safe, but what about I write I loop go
though Hashtable.Value s, is that thread saft?

Thanks a lot!
Nov 17 '05 #1
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Hi Ryan,
enumerating through a Collection is not a thread-safe operation, as you
mentioned. Even if you try to iterate through the values collection it is
possible another thread will alter the collection while you are trying to
iterate through them.

You can use the SyncRoot property which most collections provide to use as
a lock so that only one thread can be accessing the collection at any one
time i.e.

Hashtable myHashtable = new Hashtable();

lock(myHashtabl e.SyncRoot)
{
//iterate through the hashtable
}

You need to also lock in the method where you are modifying the hashtable.

Hope that helps
Mark R Dawson

"Ryan Liu" wrote:
Hashtable.GetEn umerator is not thread safe, but what about I write I loop go
though Hashtable.Value s, is that thread saft?

Thanks a lot!

Nov 17 '05 #2

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