System.Threading.TThreadPool.TQueueWorkerThread.Destroy
Delphi
destructor Destroy; override;
C++
__fastcall virtual ~TQueueWorkerThread(void);
Properties
| Type | Visibility | Source | Unit | Parent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| destructor | public | System.Threading.pas System.Threading.hpp |
System.Threading | TQueueWorkerThread |
Description
Destroys the thread object and releases the memory allocated to it. {{#multireplace:System.Threading.TThreadPool.TQueueWorkerThread.Destroy|H21=!|H25=%|H28=(|H29=)|H2A=*|H2B=+|H2F=/|H3C=<|H3D==|H3E=>|H5B=[|H5D=]|H5E=^|H7C=|}} inherits from {{#multireplace:System.Threading.TThreadPool.TBaseWorkerThread.Destroy|H21=!|H25=%|H28=(|H29=)|H2A=*|H2B=+|H2F=/|H3C=<|H3D==|H3E=>|H5B=[|H5D=]|H5E=^|H7C=|}}. All content below this line refers to {{#multireplace:System.Threading.TThreadPool.TBaseWorkerThread.Destroy|H21=!|H25=%|H28=(|H29=)|H2A=*|H2B=+|H2F=/|H3C=<|H3D==|H3E=>|H5B=[|H5D=]|H5E=^|H7C=|}}.
Destroys the thread object and releases the memory allocated to it.
Do not call Destroy directly. Instead, use Free to destroy a thread when FreeOnTerminate is False. You can alternatively use SafeTerminate.
Destroy signals the thread to terminate and then waits for the thread to return before calling the inherited Destroy method.