明显的有个cancel方法

直接

[operation cancel];

cancel
Advises the operation object that it should stop executing its task.

- (void)cancel
Discussion
This method does not force your operation code to stop. Instead, it updates the object’s internal flags to reflect the change in state. If the operation has already finished executing, this method has no effect. Canceling an operation that is currently in an operation queue, but not yet executing, makes it possible to remove the operation from the queue sooner than usual.

In OS X v10.6 and later, if an operation is in a queue but waiting on unfinished dependent operations, those operations are subsequently ignored. Because it is already cancelled, this behavior allows the operation queue to call the operation’s start method sooner and clear the object out of the queue. If you cancel an operation that is not in a queue, this method immediately marks the object as finished. In each case, marking the object as ready or finished results in the generation of the appropriate KVO notifications.

In versions of OS X prior to 10.6, an operation object remains in the queue until all of its dependencies are removed through the normal processes. Thus, the operation must wait until all of its dependent operations finish executing or are themselves cancelled and have their start method called.

For more information on what you must do in your operation objects to support cancellation, see “Responding to the Cancel Command.”

Availability
Available in iOS 2.0 and later.
See Also
– isCancelled
Related Sample Code
MVCNetworking
Declared In
NSOperation.h