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Creates an instance of a thread object.
Unit
EBase
Syntax
Code (Delphi)
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public
constructor Create;
overload;
constructor Create(
CreateSuspended: Boolean
); overload;
constructor Create(
const AName: String;
const AELEnabled: Boolean = Boolean(2
)); overload;
constructor Create(
CreateSuspended: Boolean;
const AName: String;
const AELEnabled: Boolean = Boolean(2
)); overload;
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Parameters
CreateSuspended [in, opt]
If CreateSuspended is False, Execute is called immediately after the constructor. If CreateSuspended is True, Execute is not called until after the Start method is called. Default is False.
ReservedStackSize [in, opt]
The initial size of the stack, in bytes. The system rounds this value to the nearest page. If this parameter is zero, the new thread uses the default size for the executable. Default is 0.
AName [in, opt]
Defines thread's name. Thread name is arbitrary text string which can contain any combination of characters. Thread name will be visible in IDE's debugger. It also will be used by EurekaLog in bug reports. Default is empty name (no name; TID will be used to identify this thread).
AELEnabled [in, opt]
Defines EurekaLog status in created thread. This argument is ignored if you compile your application without EurekaLog. Default is the same state as current thread.
Remarks
Call Create to create a thread in an application.
Examples
Code (Delphi)
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// Execute thread immediately:
Thread := TMyThread.Create;
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Code (Delphi)
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// Create thread suspended:
Thread := TMyThread.Create(True);
// ...
// Start thread's execution
Thread.Start;
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Code (Delphi)
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// Name and execute thread immediately:
Thread := TMyThread.Create('My background thread');
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Code (Delphi)
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// Create named thread suspended:
Thread := TMyThread.Create(True, 'My background thread');
// ...
// Start thread's execution
Thread.Start;
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Threads launched with TThreadEx class will be EurekaLog-enabled by default. You can supply optional Boolean argument for TThreadEx's constructor to disable EurekaLog in thread, for example:
Code (Delphi)
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Thread := TMyThread.Create('Thread Name', False { disable EurekaLog in thread } );
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Of course, you can use the same approach while supplying Suspended argument, for example:
Code (Delphi)
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Thread := TMyThread.Create(
False { create thread running },
'Thread Name',
False { disable EurekaLog in thread } );
Thread := TMyThread.Create(
True { create thread suspended},
'Thread Name',
True { enable EurekaLog in thread } );
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See also
| • | SetEurekaLogStateInThread Function |
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Build date: 2024-09-30
Last edited: 2024-09-30
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