The Number of live Threads..

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I wanna show to user the number of the threads of my Application that are running now (live in a textbox) . :sigh:
How can I do that?

Edit::
thanks Jimmanuel but where should I use this snippet code to show my thread
lively ?

Posted 11-Mar-10 3:23am

Nima.naqipoor

Updated 12-Mar-10 17:59pm

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Solution 1

You can use Windows Task Manager

Goto:
Processes tab - > View - > Select Columns...-> Threads Count

New column will be added to Processes tab. This column will display a number of thread of selected process

Posted 11-Mar-10 3:37am

NeoPunk

Solution 3

The easiest way to update a TextBox every so often is to add a Windows.Forms.Timer to your Form and then in the callback function use the snippet I posted to update the TextBox text instead of showing a MessageBox. Just drag and drop a Timer from the Toolbox onto your Form in the VS Form designer, and then you can edit the Timer's properties and events from there.

Posted 15-Mar-10 5:24am

Jimmanuel

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Jimmanuel · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-11T04:30:00

Solution 2

One way:

C#

using (Process p = Process.GetCurrentProcess())
{
    MessageBox.Show(p.Threads.Count.ToString());
}

Posted 11-Mar-10 4:30am

Jimmanuel