Re: [android-developers] Thread Problem

2011-03-06 Thread Krishna Shetty 
When I set *yourThread.instanceBooleanAttribute = false;* , the Thread may 
be sleeping. How to destroy a sleeping thread?

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Re: [android-developers] Thread Problem

2011-03-06 Thread Kostya Vasilyev 

If the thread is sleep()-ing or wait()-ing, call notify() to wake it up.

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07.03.2011 8:39, Krishna Shetty ?:
When I set *yourThread.instanceBooleanAttribute = false;* , the 
Thread may be sleeping. How to destroy a sleeping thread?


thanks,Krishna
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RE: [android-developers] Thread Problem

2010-06-18 Thread Ted Neward 
From within the thread, throw new ThreadDeath(); (which is what stop()
does). Or anything else that causes it to exit out of the Runnable.run()
method.

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 Subject: [android-developers] Thread Problem
 
 Hello,
 
 I want to stop currently running thread but -Thread.stop()  -
 Thread.destroy() are DEPRECATED so can any one tell me how to stop the
 Thread
 
 
 
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Re: [android-developers] Thread Problem

2010-06-18 Thread Roc Boronat 
Hi Brijesh,

You have a *while(true){...}*, haven't you?

Change it to:

*while(instanceBooleanAttribute){...}*

Now, you can stop the Thread process from another Class, simply
calling *yourThread.instanceBooleanAttribute
= false;*.

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Re: [android-developers] Thread Problem

2010-06-17 Thread YuviDroid 
In your thread you probably have something like:

public void run () {
while (true) {
doSomeWork();
}
}

what you need is a boolean var that checks whether to continue 'doing work',
or stop the thread. Like this:

public void run () {
while (!stopThread) {
doSomeWork();
}
}

Then, when you want to stop the thread, set stopThread to true.


Yuvi

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 Hello,

 I want to stop currently running thread but -Thread.stop()  -
 Thread.destroy() are DEPRECATED so can any one tell me how to stop the
 Thread



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