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[.NET] C# Compiler Missing Statements


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Hi guys, I have a little problem with my C# code and I need some help. My program essentially runs a series of external executables using threads that run processes. I have no problem running threads and processes but my program will miss out vital code if I don't simply put a MessageBox at that specific point of code.

Check this;


public void callWav()

{

if (isVideo == true && isAudio == false) { sendH264ToMP4(exFileVideo); }

else if (isAudio == true || isVideoAndAudio == true)

{

//code

if (ac3Exists == true)

{

threadCon(new MyAudioMethod(createAudio), "Converting AC3 to WAV", parameter, "\\valdec.exe");

}

MessageBox.Show("w");

}

}

public void threadCon(MyAudioMethod methodToRun, string name, string _parameter, string _path)

{

threadConversion = new Thread(delegate() { methodToRun(_parameter, _path); });

threadConversion.Name = name;

threadConversion.IsBackground = true;

threadConversion.Start();

}

public void createAudio(string _parameter, string _path)

{

string path = (executableDirectory + _path);

runProcess(path, _parameter);

runExecutable.WaitForExit();

MessageBox.Show("If I don't put this here the compiler will skip the WaitForForExit(); and run the MessageBox("w");

processRan = false;

}

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