> Yes they do, since they only want to send it once when downloading 1,000 > files or directories, not 1,000 times.
I suppose it''s better to waste 0.5 sec and 10 bytes of traffic on setting type each time before download than constantly keep in mind, what type is set now and whether we have to change it or not. Of course, it''s just a my opinion. Another issue I noticed is a strange behavior with LocalStream. It supposed to be an external object, created outside FTPCli. So who has given the component a right to Destroy it in DestroyLocalStream? I''ll describe step by step. 1) Create SomeStream in the main program 2) Create FTPCli, all stuff 3) Assign FTPCli.LocalStream to SomeStream 4) Perform dir listing, parsing received info and so on -- until that FStreamFlag prevents LocalStream from destroying -- 5) Start downloading files, (!!!) Set LocalFileName. FStreamFlag changes to False, but LocalStream is still assigned! 6) GetAsync destroys LocalStream, and, hence, our SomeStream. 7) So we have SomeStream which points to nothing, and we are one step away from Access violation Maybe I misunderstood the logic of the process, then please tell me which way would be right. But as I see, this is a kind of logical bug. Looks like the best solution would be setting LocalStream to nil in SetLocalFileName -- Best Regards, Anton -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://lists.elists.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
