Otherwise another classic trap (I saw you are using [ScreenLock ... ScreenUnlock] and sGUI which maybe uses screen locking?) All input keywords (like for keyboard, mouse) cannot be safely run when the screen is locked. So a such keyword must be outside of any [Screenlock...Screenunlock] block: - ou...

D.J.Peters wrote:

fxm wrote:Sometimes, I get a blank page when I send a post (instead of the refreshing of the page), but on the other hand the message has well been sent.

Same here but not often.

Joshy

It now seems more repetitive when I send a new message.

In addition to using mutexes (that I saw in your snippets), do you also use conditional variables (with CondCreate, ...) ?

In my initial post, I never asked to modify anything in the management of titles by the forum.
I only advised users not to edit the titles of threads unless they are their original authors.

In my initial post, I never asked to modify anything in the management of titles by the forum.
I only advised users not to edit the titles of threads unless they are their original authors.

See Programmer's Guide / Multi-Threading / Critical Sections FAQ / 10. Is it better to take precautions when using the keyword 'Sleep' in threads?

Sometimes, I get a blank page when I send a post (instead of the refreshing of the page), but on the other hand the message has well been sent.

jj2007, there is no need to provoke BasicCoder2 by changing the title !
The content of your post is enough to express your opinion.

I don't have enough code to check for thread safety, but can you try replacing 'Sleep(20)' with 'Sleep(20, 1)' , and do this the same ( 'Sleep(x, 1)' instead of 'Sleep(x)'or [tt]'Sleep(x, 0)' [/tt]) everywhere where ther...

When you post a reply from an empty post (command: Post Reply ), its title is always copied from the original thread title (the title of the first post), but when you reply by quoting an existing post (button: "" ), the title is copied from that of this quoted post. This feature allows you...

Out of respect with the author of the first post, and therefore the creator of the thread, I am against changing its title, so I am just putting the original title back here.

OK this morning. Thanks.

OK for the fbc build, but not for the manual (last change yesterday afternoon).

Julcar wrote:Another question: can the pointer variable be Dimmed as Shared or stored in an array?

Yes.

During run-time, the only way to choose which procedure to call from a variable is to use a procedure pointer: