"John Klimek" <jklimek@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:44525a0f$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I'm not sure how I can call Application.ProcessMessages
Just call it.
> because my program is a console application
So? It can still have an active message queue. A console app is not a true
DOS app. It is a Win32 application without a GUI. It can do anything a GUI
app can do. TCustomWinSocket allocates a hidden HWND internally to receive
the socket messages.
> and thus no Application variable is created
Not true. If you are using the VCL, you do have an Application variable
available. The fact that you are using a console application does not
change that.
> or is my only option to use ThreadBlocking?
That is an option, and frankly, a better option for console apps in general.
Gambit
