/// <summary>Aborts the running process. Can be called from any thread.</summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The receiver should honor the abort request and stop whatever it is
/// doing as soon as possible. The method does not impose any requirement
/// on the timeliness of the reaction of the running process, but implementers
/// are advised to not ignore the abort request and urged to try and design
/// their code in such a way that it can be stopped in a reasonable time
/// (eg. within 1 second of the abort request).
/// </remarks>
public void AsyncAbort() {
if(this.protocol != null) {
CddbProtocol theProtocol = this.protocol;
this.protocol = null;
theProtocol.Dispose();
}
}
/// <summary>Aborts the running process. Can be called from any thread.</summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The receiver should honor the abort request and stop whatever it is
/// doing as soon as possible. The method does not impose any requirement
/// on the timeliness of the reaction of the running process, but implementers
/// are advised to not ignore the abort request and urged to try and design
/// their code in such a way that it can be stopped in a reasonable time
/// (eg. within 1 second of the abort request).
/// </remarks>
public void AsyncAbort() {
if(this.protocol != null) {
CddbProtocol theProtocol = this.protocol;
this.protocol = null;
this.exception = new AbortedException("Aborted on user request");
theProtocol.Dispose();
}
}