Hello John,
Normally this is no problem. I think with dropdown menu open there is no
problem also, because windows is pumping messages when a menu is open.
But depending on your applicaiton you can do the socket thing in a
separate thread. Other possibility is to run the communication in a
NT ser
Hello,
I personnaly always create and manage the socket component in a
separated thread. This permit to avoid such problem, and also when the
reverse appear when your socket procedures has a very high activity
that could slow down the main's app message queue that make it less
respons
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- Original Message -
From: "John D Algeo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2008 12:48 AM
Subject: [twsocket] ICS functions blocked when UI is active
> I have observed that Windows does not pass messages to an application when
cer
I have observed that Windows does not pass messages to an application when
certain User Interface functions are active. Examples are an open drop-down
menu or a user dragging a window. This can cause ICS functions such as this
Socket Open code to fail:
{ Use while to repeat connects to ens
