Have the code executing on the thread execute a callback when execution
finishes (event). Or you could use an .NET Event class (eg ManualResetEvent)
and set it to signaled when the thread finishes.
IIRC, you can catch an abort event around any blocking operation (i.e. wait,
lock, etc) But no event when you just return from your method unless you
signal one yourself. You could use a .net event object for this and have
your control thread wait on this (or other) events.
when a thread finishes, it fires any event? How to get this event?
You could manually fire an event at the exit of your thread method.
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