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- Declaration
- Using the ManualEvent variables
ManualEvent (Variable type)
The ManualEvent type is used to manage a manual event. A manual event is used to simplify the synchronization between several threads. Note: It is preferable to use a variable of type AutomaticEvent or ManualEvent variable to create a signal, rather than naming it using a string. Indeed, using a variable allows you to: - manage the variable scope,
- avoid having 2 events with the same name in 2 different threads.
// MAIN THREAD
//------------------
// Define the event
s is ManualEvent
// Start the thread
ThreadExecute("Thread", threadNormal, ProcThread, s)
// Code in parallel with the thread
...
// Wait for the event triggered by the thread
EventWait("s")
// SECONDARY THREAD
// ----------------------
PROCÉDURE ProcThread(s)
// Code in the thread
...
// Unlocks the main thread
EventOpen(s)
In this case, the manual event is closed when it is created.
Declaring a manual event (advanced syntax) Ocultar los detalles
MyVariable is ManualEvent(<Initial status>)
<Initial status>: Integer constant Initial status of the event: | | | eventOpen | The event is open when it is created. | | eventClose | The event is closed when it is created. |
Observaciones Using the ManualEvent variables The ManualEvent variables can be used to synchronize threads in the functions: - standard syntax:
| | | EventClose | Closes a synchronization event between several threads. | | EventOpen | Opens a synchronization event between several threads. | | EventWait | Bloquea el hilo actual mientras espera a que se abra el evento especificado. |
- prefix syntax:
- all the pending threads are freed,
- all the threads that will reach the event later will go through without waiting.
When calling the EventClose (or <ManualEvent variable>.Close) function, the signal is closed: all threads reaching the signal remain blocked.
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