VB.NETCreate Threads Simply
Listing 1. You can run methods on newly created threads easily by creating new thread types. This example shows the simplest way to create threads. It also shows how to execute methods using the AddressOf operator in Visual Basic .NET. ![]() Imports System Imports System.Threading Module Module1 ' private variables of type ' System.Threading.Thread Private t1 As Thread Private t2 As Thread Sub Main() ' Create new instances of Thread ' variables and pass the method ' that will execute on the thread. The ' Threader1 and Threader2 methods are ' not shown, but they would be executed ' on the corresponding threads that you ' created named t1 and t2 t1 = New Thread(AddressOf Threader1) t2 = New Thread(AddressOf Threader2) ' Give threads a name. ' This is useful for debugging t1.Name = "Threader1" t2.Name = "Threader2" ' start both threads t1.Start() t2.Start() ' wait for enter key to be hit Console.ReadLine() End Sub End Module |