THostedWorker.Stop Method
Signals the stop token and waits for Execute to return. Does nothing if the worker is not running.
Remarks
Called from the worker's own thread - by the work itself - it only signals the token and returns: waiting for its own thread would never end. The loop then winds down once the call returns to it.
Syntax
Unit: Sparkle.Host.Contracts
procedure THostedWorker.Stop;