Stop will always succeed. But if the thread cannot be clearly
stopped within the allowed timeout (see Timeout
property) it will be terminated. The COMScriptThread object will try
to make everything possible to clean up if termination is needed, but
still it is recommended to implement the thread's script in such a
fashion that it will be able to exit if signaled. For example if you
have a task that needs very long time to complete and may need to be
interrupted you should implement a check from time to time for a
certain value in the Context collection (see Value
property and The script in
the thread) and exit if it is set to a value that will mean
"exit now". This will ensure no sensitive resources will
remain locked/reserved.
