Confusion about the static keyword?

xuzhaolai

I start a thread in a class and run a function as follows:
public Thread th = new Thread (new ThreadStart (process));
Then I defined a function process, as follows:
static void process ()
{
    this.InstallProcess (this.ApplicateName, this.ApplicateArgument);
    th.Start ();
}
The problem arises, I want to call another function InstallProcess in the same class in the process, I do n’t know if it works, I ca n’t compile it with the wording above, and I ca n’t use the keyword this, so I did Method. I now want to know, can I call the installProcess function in this static function process, and can I use the variables outside it? I wonder if I made it clear

leesupremacy

Static functions are intended to be functions that can be used without generating object instances
So it doesn't hold this, this should be a reference to this object instance

If you want to call the method in this object, you can refer to the writing of the MAIN function to generate the object
Such as: Class A
A objecta = new A();
objecta.installProcess();

You can also write the installProcess function as a static function

lygzgs

Upstairs, lz obviously wants to process the value of the object through installProcess, is it not the same problem if installProcess is static?

The landlord can try it with asynchronous delegation, which is a bit simpler.

xuzhaolai

Haha, thank you.