Hello,
> The first decision is should I select CVS or SVN ?
> Any advice appreciated.
I'm using SVN together with TortoiseSvn each day in my work for more
than a year now. Did not have any serious problems since (the only thing
that I stumbled over is the filename case-sensitivity issue - but tha
Hello:
I'm having a problem with the TWSocketThrdServer.
My application has a worker thread that contains a
TWSocketThrdServer member to handle all incoming
requests. When the main thread finishes, it sends a
WM_QUIT message to the worker thread, which then
finishes and frees the TWSocketThrdS
Hello dz,
Change this. Its from top of my head so can be syntax errors. You have
to move the destroy of the server also in the Execute mehod:
Destructor TServerThrd.Destroy;
Begin
Try
// this must in the Execute method
// If Assigned(FSocketSrv) Then Begin
// FSocketSrv.Fr
>> Change this. Its from top of my head so can be
syntax errors. You have
>> to move the destroy of the server also in the
Execute mehod:
Thank you, Wilfried; that worked like a charm.
Now, since all exceptions are being swallowed by the
TWSocket component, if I need to kill the entire app
from,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Now, since all exceptions are being swallowed by the
> TWSocket component, if I need to kill the entire app
> from, say, an event within the TWSocketThrdSrv (for
> example in OnBgException), should I post a message to
> the main thread, or is there a better way?
You may
I've moved to SVN for all my projects. Its definitely superior to CVS.
Glad you are finally choosing to use version control :) you wont regret it.
Dan
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To: twsocke
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: Re: [twsocket] Using SourceForge for ICS ?
>
> SVN is meant to replace CVS so the natural choice would be SVN. AFAIK,
>
Dan wrote:
> SVN does actually support locking files aswell. Useful for binary files that
> you can't merge.
>
Yes, but it's not in the "spirit" of SVN and is not implemented like
people are used to when coming from, say, SourceSafe.
To me, this was put in to please a few users, but it must no
