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The Thread class

(PECL pthreads >= 0.34)

Introduction

An implementation of a Thread should extend this declaration, implementing the run method. When the start method of that object is called, the run method code will be executed in separate Thread.

Class synopsis

Thread {

/* Methods */

final public long getCreatorId ( void )

final public long getThreadId ( void )

final public boolean isJoined ( void )

final public boolean isRunning ( void )

final public boolean isStarted ( void )

final public boolean isTerminated ( void )

final public boolean isWaiting ( void )

final public boolean join ( void )

final public boolean lock ( void )

final public boolean notify ( void )

abstract public void run ( void )

final public boolean start ([ long $options ] )

final public mixed synchronized ( Closure $block [, mixed $... ] )

final public boolean unlock ( void )

final public boolean wait ([ long $timeout ] )

}

Thread::getCreatorId — Identification
Thread::getThreadId — Identification
Thread::isJoined — State Detection
Thread::isRunning — State Detection
Thread::isStarted — State Detection
Thread::isTerminated — State Detection
Thread::isWaiting — State Detection
Thread::join — Synchronization
Thread::lock — Synchronization
Thread::notify — Synchronization
Thread::run — Execution
Thread::start — Execution
Thread::synchronized — Synchronization
Thread::unlock — Synchronization
Thread::wait — Synchronization

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The Thread class

Introduction

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