c# - Stop a thread if it takes too long -


i new in windows phone development , trying create windows phone app using c#

thread t = new thread(doaheavywork); t.start();  if (!t.join(1000)) // give operation 1s complete {     t.abort(); } 

i cannot alter doaheavywork function.

i need result omputed within 1 or 2 seconds, since may run long time.

i have read using abort wrong way.

i using above in photochoosertask complete function. first run executes fine. is, when click button select photo, doaheavywork function doesn't exceed 1 sec. if try second time, photochoosertask throws exception , stops.

is because aborted process in 1st run? or else? there other way it?

.abort() causes thread destroyed completely. if generating new thread each time in example, work. if using same t object, need create new thread object, can't run .start() on aborted thread.

however fact aborting thread concern. happens application when take more 2 seconds. should showing user, please wait, taking longer expected. doing in if block it. .join() won't stop thread if doesn't manage join.

edit

you have 2 options might want consider in rewriting section:

  1. backgroundworker - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.tasks.task.aspx
  2. thread task - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windowsphone/develop/cc221403(v=vs.105).aspx

tasks seem appropriate solution in scenario.


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