G'day Remy - How are you today?
> It is not supposed to. Indy is not an event driven library.
>
> I would not recommend using a timer, though. You should use a reading
> thread instead. Have a look at the source code for the TIdTelnet
> component
> for an example.
I'll check that out
>
>> However each thread also has access to the main array of users etc
>> which apparently is not a good idea as the array can become corrupt
>> due to thread collision - I don't know how to get around this..
>
> You need to provide a locking mechanism around the array, such as by using
> a
> critical section or a mutex, in order to access the array in a thread-safe
> manner.
How do I implement this practically? - IE How do I code this?
J
