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Simple threading question
I looked here
and found that he uses a definition Dim t as Thread My version of vb 2005 does not accept this. Is this out of date? It has threading and a whole lot more. Which do I use? Thanks Hardy |
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Re: Simple threading question
> and found that he uses a definition Dim t as Thread this should work, but remember to to have a: Imports system.threading I have been using thread's from threading a few times with success |
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Re: Simple threading question
"HardySpicer" <> schrieb
> I looked here > > > > and found that he uses a definition Dim t as Thread > > My version of vb 2005 does not accept this. Is this out of date? It > has threading and a whole lot more. Which do I use? As stated on the page, Thread is part of the System.Threading namespace, so either import the namespace or use the full qualified name System.Threading.Thread. see also: Armin |
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