Hi Wilfried,
I've already done this. Thank you and Francois and Dod for the responses.
Have fun.
/Ionut
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
> Hello Ionut,
>
> Change it like this:
>
> in the main function:
> .
> Rec := PrepareRec(true);
> Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist
Hello Ionut,
Change it like this:
in the main function:
.
Rec := PrepareRec(true);
Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist - Dist;
Rec.count := RecCount;
Send(@Rec, SizeOf(TRec));
Query.Next;
.
in OnDataSent:
..
Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 11:26 AM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] What is wrong in this code?
> Hi Wilfried,
>
> I've changed the code to this:
>
> in tha main function:
> .
> Rec := PrepareRec(true);
> Rec.AllDist :=
Don't use repeat/until ProcessMessage loop, you don't need it if you manage
sending records thru OnDataSent.
IM> Hi Wilfried,
IM> I've changed the code to this:
IM> in tha main function:
IM> .
IM> Rec := PrepareRec(true);
IM> Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist - Dist
Hi Wilfried,
I've changed the code to this:
in tha main function:
.
Rec := PrepareRec(true);
Rec.AllDist := Rec.AllDist - Dist;
Rec.count := RecCount;
Send(@Rec, SizeOf(TRec));
Query.Next;
repeat
Hello Ionut,
> The code is executed from OnClientDataAvailable of an TWSocketServer.
> When the execution reach the "repeat .. until SentOk", on
> ProcessMessages the code is reentered a second time.
This is normal. When you start looping processmessages then your code
can be reentered because m
Thanks Dod for your quick response. In OnClientDataAvailable there is a
basic command parser, that receives data from the peer ...
/ Ionut Muntean
Dod wrote:
> Don't know but did you "Receive" data before ProcessMessage ?
>
> OnDataAvailable will be triggered until you read received data.
>
>
Don't know but did you "Receive" data before ProcessMessage ?
OnDataAvailable will be triggered until you read received data.
Other thing, you should not do such repeat/until upon Send but better
use OnDataSent event to manage sending next record(s).
IM> Hi,
IM> Please look at the code below.
IM
Hi,
Please look at the code below.
.
.
.
try
try
Query.Open;
OnDataSent := DataWasSent;
// DataWasSent sets "SentOk" to True
while not Query.EOF do
begin
Rec:= PrepareRec(true);
