On 02/25/2015 10:16 AM, Marco van de Voort wrote:
But the only state in it is the self of the method to be synchronized. But
that can be enough (as Sven said)
Hadn't occured to me since I'm synchronizing msgs to a certain controller
context though (my "invoke" has a parameter controller and is run by the
controller .execute(self))
Of course you need to take into account that only the members of the
"Transfer-Class" themselves are queued, not anything e.g. pointed to by
them.
For handling "external" data (e.g. in a TThreadList, TList or
TStringList) the user needs to implement his own managing code
(including Thread synchronization via TCrtiticalSection).
-Michael
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