99% of my Delphi work is in Delphi 6. We use a few ICS V5 components, but they work so well it is easy to forget they are there. :)
I'm rewriting one of our utilities and decided to use Delphi 2009. This utility used ICS V5, so I'm migrating it to ICS V7. The utility uses a modified version of TTcpDaemon (TcpCmd.pas) that was used in the V5 TcpSrv demo project. A similar unit is not included with V7. The OverbyteIcsTcpSrv demo in V7 does a lot that TTcpDaemon does, but without using a separate class. So I'm wondering why something like TTcpDaemon isn't used anymore. By simply changing the WSocket* unit references and replacing "char in []" with "CharInSet", my TTcpDaemon compiles cleanly. It is a little too early to know how well it'll work. I'm just curious if there is some reason I shouldn't use it anymore. Thanks -- Jon Robertson Borland Certified Advanced Delphi 7 Developer Good programming is 40% experience, 30% skill, 20% RTFM, 10% caffeine, and 5% attention to detail. -- 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
