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Gaetan - 19 Aug 2004 17:20 GMT
Hi

i have an important question about the lock statement.

If i have
object objA;
object objB;

and then object
 refObj = objA;
or
 refObj = objB;
 
if i do
lock (refObj) { ... }

will it be considered like
lock(objA){ ... }
or
lock(objB){ ... }

or it will use regObj to lock (so the next call to lock(objA) or
lock(objB) will not block?
Jon Skeet [C# MVP] - 19 Aug 2004 17:49 GMT
> i have an important question about the lock statement.
>
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> or it will use regObj to lock (so the next call to lock(objA) or
> lock(objB) will not block?

It's the object which is referred to which is important, not which
variable is used.

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