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Threads
Here's a quick reference of the available array functions, categorized by function.

Create/Destroy	THREAD Create, THREAD Close
Information	threaded, threadcount, threadid
Manage	Process SET Priority, Process GET Priority, THREAD SET Priority, THREAD GET Priority, THREAD Resume, THREAD Status, THREAD Suspend

Thread Function Listing
Here's a simple listing of the thread functions, with a one-liner description.

• Process Get Priority - gets priority value for current process
• Process Set Priority - sets priority value for current process
• THREAD Create - starts a new thread, returns handle
• THREAD Close - releases the handle to a thread
• THREAD Function - declares thread function
• THREAD Get Priority - return thread priority value
• THREAD Resume - continue a suspended thread
• THREAD Set Priority - establish thread priority value
• THREAD Status - determines active state of thread
• THREAD Suspend - temporarily stop thread
• threaded - declare variables local to thread
• threadcount - number of active threads in application
• threadid - return thread ID value (long-integer)

Note: THREAD CLOSE does not stop a running thread. It simply releases the thread's handle and the thread continues to take up memory and CPU resources.

Thread Function Reference
Here's a quick reference of the available array functions, in alphabetical order.

• Process Get Priority - gets priority value for current process

      Process Get Priority
      

• Process Set Priority - sets priority value for current process

      Process Set Priority
      

• THREAD Create - close a thread, release the handle

      Thread Create
      

• THREAD Close - close a thread, release the handle

      Thread Close
      

• THREAD Function - declares thread function

      Thread Function
      

• THREAD Get Priority - return thread priority value

      Thread Get Priority
      

• THREAD Resume - continue a suspended thread

      Thread Resume
      

• THREAD Set Priority - establish thread priority value

      Thread Set Priority
      

• THREAD Status - determines active state of thread

      Thread Status
      

• THREAD Suspend - temporarily stop thread

      Thread Suspend
      

• threaded - declare variables local to thread

      threaded
      

• threadcount - number of active threads in application

      threadcount
      

• threadid - return thread ID value (long-integer)

      threadID
      

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