Re: [twsocket] ICS, FireMonkey, Android, Windows and PostMessages

2013-12-15 Thread Walter Bohlin
Francois, You are nothing short of genius. I cannot tell you how much your ICS components for C++ Builder have helped me complete work that I wasn't able to do on my own. On top of that, it was an education for me, one that is far from over, even at my advanced age. Thank you ever so much!

Re: [twsocket] ICS, FireMonkey, Android, Windows and PostMessages

2013-12-15 Thread Arno Garrels
On Sunday, December 15, 2013 7:05 PM [GMT+1=CET], François Piette wrote: >>> While busy at porting ICS to Android, I had the need of replacing >>> Windows custom messages by something else which is portable across >>> Windows and Android. > >> Your PostMessage() doesn't take a window handle and s

Re: [twsocket] ICS, FireMonkey, Android, Windows and PostMessages

2013-12-15 Thread François Piette
>> While busy at porting ICS to Android, I had the need of replacing >> Windows custom messages by something else which is portable across >> Windows and Android. > Your PostMessage() doesn't take a window handle and seems to be a class method, how is that helpful to port existing code? It is

Re: [twsocket] ICS, FireMonkey, Android, Windows and PostMessages

2013-12-15 Thread Arno Garrels
On Sunday, December 15, 2013 5:29 PM [GMT+1=CET], François Piette wrote: > While busy at porting ICS to Android, I had the need of replacing > Windows custom messages by something else which is portable across > Windows and Android. Your PostMessage() doesn't take a window handle and seems to be

[twsocket] ICS, FireMonkey, Android, Windows and PostMessages

2013-12-15 Thread François Piette
While busy at porting ICS to Android, I had the need of replacing Windows custom messages by something else which is portable across Windows and Android. Something else? Not sure! Finally, I build a really small piece of code which implements Windows messages on Android and on Windows. Of c