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Mar 23rd, 2004, 10:55 AM
#1
Thread Starter
Lively Member
Identifying Threads by GethashCode
Hello everybody:
I am trying to identify the threads by using the GethashCode method. I am trying to store the value of the thread in a textbox.
But unable to display the value in the textbox.
I hope you will be able to guide me whats wrong...
Thanks,
K
for( int NumOfThds=1; NumOfThds <=100; NumOfThds++)// For loop for 100 threads
{
// tcpThd=new Thread(new ThreadStart(ClientProcess));
tcpThd.Start();
tcpThd.GetHashCode();
Sthread= tcpThd.GetHashCode()+ "\n";
Sthread=txtThreadCode.Text;
}
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Mar 23rd, 2004, 09:06 PM
#2
Frenzied Member
Re: Identifying Threads by GethashCode
Originally posted by Rahils573
Hello everybody:
I am trying to identify the threads by using the GethashCode method. I am trying to store the value of the thread in a textbox.
But unable to display the value in the textbox.
I hope you will be able to guide me whats wrong...
Thanks,
K
for( int NumOfThds=1; NumOfThds <=100; NumOfThds++)// For loop for 100 threads
{
// tcpThd=new Thread(new ThreadStart(ClientProcess));
tcpThd.Start();
tcpThd.GetHashCode();
Sthread= tcpThd.GetHashCode()+ "\n";
Sthread=txtThreadCode.Text;
}
Code:
for( int NumOfThds=1; NumOfThds <=100; NumOfThds++)// For loop for 100 threads
{
// tcpThd=new Thread(new ThreadStart(ClientProcess));
tcpThd.Start();
Sthread= tcpThd.GetHashCode()+ "\n";
txtThreadCode.Text = Sthread; //will change on each iteration
}
try this. Also you might want to remove the assignment of the identity of the thread to the textbox from the for loop.
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