Thanks for your reply! Yes, I've included stdin in my list of descriptors.
There's a wrap around function that sets the FDs first and then calls NetLibSelect, returns upon timeout, processes socket data and user events if any. This function is called at regular intervals with no scope for anything else. The only way out is when a certain number of sending and receiving data take place or when the user cancels the operation by hitting the 'Cancel' button. My question now is...Can this wrap around be called the way it's being called? >Have you included stdin in your list of descriptors. If you do >NetLibSelect will return whenever there is an event to process. > From the documentation:- >This call blocks until one or more descriptors are ready for I/O. In >the >Palm OS environment, a descriptor is either a NetSocketRef or the >"stdin" descriptor, sysFileDescStdIn. The sysFileDescStdIn descriptor >will be ready for input whenever a user event is available like a pen >tap or key press. -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/
