Multiple Threading

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i know how to create thread but i dont know how to controll this using keyboard keys.

On pressing ‘t’ thread 1 should start and show movement on upper left corner of screen

On pressing ‘t’ second time, thread 2 should start and show movement on upper right corner of screen

On pressing ‘x’ thread 1 should stop.

On pressing ‘x’ second time thread 2 should stop.

Posted 29-Oct-10 0:22am

arslan3488

Updated 29-Oct-10 0:32am

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Rajesh Anuhya 29-Oct-10 6:25am

No Effort..

arslan3488 29-Oct-10 6:31am

ok tell me what this whole thing called so i can search on internet

Radhakrishnan G. 29-Oct-10 6:53am

You can handle KeyPress event if its a Windows Form Application,
Otherwise try with Keyboard Hook

kadaoui el mehdi 29-Oct-10 7:24am

what kind of application do you use ?

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E.F. Nijboer · Answer 1 · 2010-10-29T01:21:00

When you want to show these kind of stuff on a web page you must use javascript on the client. You can use setTimeout to mimic somekind of threading functionality. Each time you enter the given method, this is some sort of time slice for that thread (in a somewhat cooperative fashion).

Have a look here for an example:
"http://www.sislands.com/coin70/week3/bball.htm[^]

Good luck!