C# threads

[luciferc]

So for when my bot shutsdown or someone closes it i made a restarter/relogger app.

It logs you in etc.

But the problem is if the Form1 Window is closed i have a bunch of remote threads running that will keep running since it doesn't know that its main window is closed.

So my question is how do i find out if the Form1 Window is closed and to disregard the threads.

I tryed asking Mr.Google but he didn't anwser me.

Ty- For anyone who has an awnser

Was thinking about Vista's ApplicationRecovery Class
but i am on XP anyways.

Also Tryed the

 private void Form1_Closing(object sender, System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs e)
        {
//Put a Kill Proccess Inside of here and still the Threads ran :O
         }

[Apoc]

Thread t = new Thread(yourRunMethod);
t.IsBackgroundThread = true;
t.Start();

IsBackgroundThread will tell it that it's 'not important' when the application is closed. And will shut down the thread then. Without it, the CLR thinks it is a critical thread, and keeps it open until it would normally close down.

[Nesox]

Thread t = new Thread(new ThreadStart(your function));
t.Start();

[Apoc]

Originally Posted by Nesox

Thread t = new Thread(new ThreadStart(your function));
t.Start();

Yes, and that thread would run continuously after the application is exited. (And FYI, the new ThreadStart delegate is implied, and can be omitted )

[luciferc]

What i did was this.

After testing i found if i close the form the mainwindow title shows up blank so i did a simple.

//Inside of a IF w/ several checks of/c
p[0].MainWindowTitle.ToString() == ""

Then i do a .Kill();

Gonna change the startings soon :)

[luciferc]

I hope you meant

movethread.IsBackground = true;

Apoc, b/c i can't find your modifier anywhere :P heh

And thanks for anwsering.

[Apoc]

Originally Posted by luciferc

I hope you meant

movethread.IsBackground = true;

Apoc, b/c i can't find your modifier anywhere :P heh

And thanks for anwsering.

Lol yea, sorry. That's the one. I use a threading class to handle all my specific threading stuff. So I don't go into the actual Thread class too often. :P