.NET (Core and Framework)

supercat9 wrote:

under what circumstances is an "isBackground" thread killed off blindly

supercat9 wrote:

"The documentation says to avoid using TerminateThread;

led mike wrote:

Terminating threads is never considered Best Practice. On the other hand if you have no other choice then it really doesn't matter what dangers might exist. Obviously, if you do have another choice then go with the other choice.

Paulo Zemek wrote:

Your are a hobbist.

hobbist
One entry found.

Main Entry:
    Hob·bism Listen to the pronunciation of Hobbism
Pronunciation:
    \ˈhä-ˌbi-zəm\ 
Function:
    noun 
Date:
    1691

: the philosophical system of Thomas Hobbes ; especially : the Hobbesian theory that 
people have a fundamental right to self-preservation and to pursue selfish aims but 
will relinquish these rights to an absolute monarch in the interest of common safety 
and happiness

dojohansen wrote:

he did *nothing* to invite such treatment.

dojohansen wrote:

Lay it on them.

dojohansen wrote:

I've yet to see him contribute anything constructive.

dojohansen wrote:

Obviously you're unlikely to even stop a second and ask yourself if there may be a grain of truth in my criticism

dojohansen wrote:

I'm going to watch myself so I don't start behaving like this led mike dude"

dojohansen wrote:

Feel free to further demonstrate your intellectual powers/emotional maturity by emitting more of the frakoff icehole stuff, it'll be the highlight of my day.

led mike wrote:

Ok, that's the short version. Since you likely just decided to have a go at me I don't imagine this will change that so, you're up, flame away.

dojohansen wrote:

I'm not sure I share your belief in the efficacy of your "technique"

dojohansen wrote:

but I'd like to believe that you really have a constructive intent

dojohansen wrote:

I do think that attacking people specifically for spelling or grammar errors is a bit unfair though. I may be mistaken

dojohansen wrote:

Those who post to ask others basically to just do the work for them may deserve a bit of a kick though, so maybe you can reserve this particular talent of yours for them. Just a suggestion.

rilm wrote:

i start with a skeleton and start with
nothing

rilm wrote:

if i dont know something lets say winsock i go look for sample programs, i start look what each line of code does and what its for and
start recoding to use it in my program.further a long the way i find it easier to go on.

rilm wrote:

when something isn't working, even if it take me a month i go on til it does work.

rilm wrote:

am i a programmer or should i stop with its more like a hobby because my education is to low and i want it so bad to be a freelance programmer.

rilm wrote:

i tried several languages vc++ html css php mysql and now in win32 assembly.

I are troll

AdventureWorksDataSet.AdventureWorksProductsTable t = new AdventureWorksDataSet.AdventureWorksProductsTable();
AdventureWorksDataSet.AdventureWorksProductsTableRow r = ds.AdventureWorksProductsTable.NewAdventureWorksProductTableRow();

using ProductTab = AdventureWorksDataSet.AdventureWorksProductsTable;
using ProductRow = AventureWorksDataSet.AdventureWorksProductTableRow;
...
// nice :)
var t = new ProductTab();
// not so nice
var r = t.NewAdventureWorksProductTableRow();

...
        public void Close()
        {
            sqlDataReader.Close();
        }
        public DataTable GetSchemaTable()
        {
            return sqlDataReader.GetSchemaTable();
        }
        public bool NextResult()
        {
            return sqlDataReader.NextResult();
        }
        public void Dispose()
        {
            sqlDataReader.Dispose();
        }
...

SqlDataReader sqlDataReader;
object[] currentRow;

abstract public void Transform(object[] currentRow);

public bool Read()
{
    if (sqlDataReader.Read())
    {
        sqlDataReader.GetValues(currentRow);
        Transform(currentRow);
        return true;
    }
    currentRow = null;
    return false;
}