Re: [twsocket] Keeping a Responsive UI during THTTPCli Download

2007-11-12 Thread Arno Garrels
Robert Chafer wrote: If it is asynchronous ... isn't a UI that responds the default? Usually it is, however there is a small difference between GUI messages being queued in the message queue and notification messages from winsock being sent to the hidden ICS window directly. If you transfer on

[twsocket] Keeping a Responsive UI during THTTPCli Download

2007-11-11 Thread Johnnie Norsworthy
I have a simple program that downloads a large file using the HTTP Client. How would one keep the user interface responsive during a long asynchronous download? I have tried a number of things and finally ended up adding a timer with an Application.ProcessMessages in it. Is there a better way to

Re: [twsocket] Keeping a Responsive UI during THTTPCli Download

2007-11-11 Thread Robert Chafer
If it is asynchronous ... isn't a UI that responds the default? On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 09:25:31 -0800, you wrote: I have a simple program that downloads a large file using the HTTP Client. How would one keep the user interface responsive during a long asynchronous download? I have tried