Again, this isn't a thread issue, its a syntax and programming flow problem.
threadTest t1 = new threadTest();
This allows the reference t1 access to the methods in threadTest. This will...
Type: Posts; User: copeg
Re: Controlling individual threads
Again, this isn't a thread issue, its a syntax and programming flow problem.
threadTest t1 = new threadTest();
This allows the reference t1 access to the methods in threadTest. This will...
Re: Controlling individual threads
This isn't a thread problem per se but rather an accumulation of several syntax errors. First, you are abstracting the threadTest class to a Thread, which does not contain the methods you are...