El 26/06/2017 a las 16:27, Bo Berglund via Lazarus escribió: > The problem is that afik the TIdTcpClient.IOHandler.ReadBytes will > throw an exception if the number of bytes requested do not appear > within the timeout. > It looks like if one specifies read length as -1, then the exception > is not thrown if there are no data, it just waits for the timeout. > I have yet to see a property telling me how many bytes are currently > available to be read from the component... > > Regarding exceptions in general, I would like to see a trap (stop on > exception) if there is no defined except clause to handle it. But if > there is the exception should be processed without any notification > from the debugger. > One can always put a breakpoint inside the exception handler code if > one wants to see what is ahppening.. |Just read this |
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13839094/how-to-read-all-bytes-from-server-using-indy-client-in-delphi -- Saludos Santiago A.
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