C#

Nick Butler wrote:

Abort exists for the CLR to use when tearing down a process. It should never be called by user code.

Member 2324483 wrote:

few brief better ways to terminate a thread?

volatile bool canContinue = true;
void ThreadMethod(){
    while(canContinue){
        // do something here
    }
}

void StopThread(){
    canContinue = false;
}

Antonio David Gonzalez wrote:

This article explains several ways to clone objects in C#:

netJP12L wrote:

IHTMLDocument2

netJP12L wrote:

I want to see if doc1 objects has been changed or not by comparing the initial state of the doc1 and storing in doc2.

i.e
if(doc1.body.innerhtml!=doc2.body.innerhtml)

netJP12L wrote:

but it doesn't work by comparing the two strings

netJP12L wrote:

if(doc1.body.innerhtml!=doc2.body.innerhtml)

Antonio David Gonzalez wrote:

Anybody knows a better way to do this?

Member 5646867 wrote:

Help much appreciated

Regex regex = new Regex(expression);
string[] parts = regex.Split(record);