thanks, Chipp..
I've been fooling around with it in the meantime and solved for the
most part with a global flag that gets set from a button and
detected inside the loop at a good 'stopping point' , exits the
repeat and cleans up. I've never had a handler work so well
independently like that before...(previous attempts at something like
that failed..)
I guess it's probably best to quit on a file boundary (the movies are
<5mb), rather than in the middle of a file.
Hi Stephen,
You might want to take a look at libURLresetAll. It closes all open
sockets created by libURL.
But beware, it will kill any and all socket activity going on
abruptly. I've used it for 'STOP' buttons for downloads before and it
seems to work fine. You'll need to go back and reinitialize any other
libURL settings you're using, like libUrlSetStatusCallback
HTH,
Chipp
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stephen barncard
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