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Thread ID (actual exception's thread).
Unit
EException
Value
ID of thread. It identificates a thread that has raised or re-raised the exception.
Remarks
This value indicates exception thread. The same code may be run in multiple threads. This property can be used to distinguish between same exceptions in different threads.
Warning
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This value identificates a thread that has raised or re-raised the exception. In other words, if you take exception from a background thread (TThread) and re-raise it in the main thread - this property will return ID of the main thread, since the main thread has re-raised the exception. If you want to know which thread has originally raised the exception - use the .ExceptionThreadID property instead.
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Warning
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.ThreadID does not always match GetCurrentThreadID function. For example, a stack overflow exception will have .ThreadID set to the thread which has raised the stack overflow exception. However, the GetCurrentThreadID function will return a different ID, because all stack overflow exceptions are being handled in a standalone service background thread.
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Tip
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In most cases, but not always: .ThreadID = .ExceptionThreadID = GetCurrentThreadID.
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See also
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Build date: 2023-09-11
Last edited: 2023-09-11
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