Waiting to thread exit

From:
"Sebastian Warmuz" <sebastian@sebsoft.net>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.mfc
Date:
Sat, 8 Sep 2007 19:23:43 +0100
Message-ID:
<O2KuoVk8HHA.396@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl>
Hi I am copyying file in a thread, meanwhile I am displaying a disloag with
progress bar, the problem is that message box is displayed before copying is
finished. Can anyone help me ??

CProgressDlg* pDlg = new CProgressDlg();

if ( ! pDlg ) return;

pDlg->Create( IDD_DIALOG1 );

pDlg->ShowWindow( SW_NORMAL );

CCopyThread* pThread = (CCopyThread* ) AfxBeginThread( RUNTIME_CLASS(
CCopyThread ), THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL,

0, CREATE_SUSPENDED );

if ( pThread )

{

pThread->pParent = pDlg;

pThread->ResumeThread();

pThread->CopyFile( "C:\\Test.rmvb", "D:\\Test.rmvb" );

}

AfxMessageBox(" Copy finished " );

///////////////////////////////////////////// Now thread class

MPLEMENT_DYNCREATE(CCopyThread, CWinThread)

CCopyThread::CCopyThread()

{

}

CCopyThread::~CCopyThread()

{

}

BOOL CCopyThread::InitInstance()

{

m_bAutoDelete = FALSE;

return TRUE;

}

int CCopyThread::ExitInstance()

{

// TODO: perform any per-thread cleanup here

return CWinThread::ExitInstance();

}

BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CCopyThread, CWinThread)

ON_THREAD_MESSAGE( WMU_COPY_START, OnStartCopy )

ON_THREAD_MESSAGE( WM_USER_THREAD_COPY_FINISHED, OnCopyFinished)

END_MESSAGE_MAP()

// CCopyThread message handlers

void CCopyThread::CopyFile(const CString& strInFile, const CString&
outFile )

{

bool result = true;

if ( ! m_inFile.Open( strInFile, CFile::modeRead, NULL ) )

{

//::PostMessage( m_pDlg->GetSafeHwnd(), WM_USER_THREAD_COPY_FAILED, 0, 0 );

return;

}

if ( ! m_outFile.Open( outFile, CFile::modeCreate | CFile::modeWrite,
NULL ) )

{

//::PostMessage( m_pDlg->GetSafeHwnd(), WM_USER_THREAD_COPY_FAILED, 0, 0 );

return;

}

if ( result )

PostThreadMessage( WMU_COPY_START, 0, 0 );

}

void CCopyThread::CopyFileTh( CFile* in, CFile* out )

{

ULONGLONG size = in->SeekToEnd();//in->GetLength();

in->SeekToBegin();

DWORD bytesread = 0;

BYTE buffer[4096];

ULONGLONG readsize = 0;

//TRACE1(" Size is %d \n", size/1024 );

int procent = 0;

//::PostMessage( m_->GetSafeHwnd(), WM_USER_THREAD_COPY_STARTED, size, 1 );

//CWaitCursor wc;

do

{

//wc.Restore();

bytesread = in->Read( &buffer, 4096 );

out->Write( &buffer, bytesread );

readsize += bytesread;

procent = ( 100 * readsize ) / size;

::PostMessage( pParent->GetSafeHwnd(), WM_USER_THREAD_COPY_UPDATE_PROGRESS,
100, procent);

//TRACE2(" Copied %d of %d\n\n", readsize, size );

}

while ( bytesread > 0 );

in->Close();

out->Close();

}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void CCopyThread::OnStartCopy(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)

{

//// Init action points

//m_iCurrentActionPoints = 0;

// Dangerous code

try

{

TRACE0("Copy Start\n");

// Start the copy process

CopyFileTh( &m_inFile, &m_outFile );

TRACE0("End\n");

// Send message to parent that we are ready

////PostMessageToParent(WMU_COPY_COMPLETE, 0, 0);

//DWORD dw = 0;

//if ( GetExitCodeThread( m_hThread, &dw ))

//{

// TRACE1(" Exit code is: %d\n", dw );

//}

//PostQuitMessage( dw );

PostThreadMessage(WM_USER_THREAD_COPY_FINISHED, 0, 0L );

}

catch (...)

{

// Send error message

//PostMessageToParent(WMU_ERROR, ERROR_COPYFILE, 0);

}

}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void CCopyThread::OnCopyFinished(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam)

{

AfxMessageBox(" Copy end message ");

pParent->ShowWindow( SW_HIDE );

DWORD dw = 0;

if ( GetExitCodeThread( m_hThread, &dw ))

{

TRACE1(" Exit code is: %d\n", dw );

}

PostQuitMessage( dw );

if ( GetExitCodeThread( m_hThread, &dw ))

{

TRACE1(" Exit code is: %d\n", dw );

}

//} while ( dw == STILL_ACTIVE );

//::Sleep( 2000 );

//::WaitForSingleObject( this->m_hThread, INFINITE );

}

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