Re: grinder thread properties

Yes, you can try using the grinder.getThreadNumber()

This will allow you to give different properties/functions depending on the
thread number.

Ex. 

if grinder.getThreadNumber() is between 0-4
  Do something
elid grinder.getThreadNumber() is between 5-10
  Do something else

Hope this helps, if you are looking for something else, you can reply with
the exact problem.



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