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Purpose |
Suspend execution of a Windows thread. |
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Syntax |
THREAD SUSPEND hThread TO lResult& |
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Remarks |
THREAD SUSPEND adds 1 to the suspend count of the thread specified by hThread (see THREAD CREATE). If it succeeds, the lResult& value is the thread's previous suspend count; otherwise, it is -1. A thread is always suspended if it has a suspend count of 1 or higher. To decrement the suspend count of a thread, use the THREAD RESUME statement. A suspended thread will only resume execution when its suspend count is decremented to 0. |
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Restrictions |
The THREAD SUSPEND statement generates no run-time errors; all exceptions are reported in the return value lResult&. A thread ID cannot be used interchangeably with a thread handle. A thread can suspend itself by incrementing its own suspend count. |
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See also |
FUNCTION/END FUNCTION, THREAD CLOSE, THREAD CREATE, THREAD RESUME, THREAD STATUS, THREADCOUNT, THREADED variables, THREADID |