🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

Very thanks for your reply.

> 9.0.17 is very old.  The latest snapshot build is 9.0.50.
Where can I  get the version 9.0.50?
I've read newsgroup said Indy 10 cannot work properly with BCB6, so I try to 
use Indy 9.x.
I went to http://www.indyproject.org/Sockets/Download/Files/Indy9.en.html 
only can find 9.0.18, but I cannot find any batch file inside, so I download 
9.0.17 and installed on my PC last time.


> TIdAntiFreeze has very little effect, if any, on server components.
I read doc said TIdAntiFreeze can use to prevent User Interface being 
frozen.if is little effect, then how to do?


>> once I build it, I got :
>> [Linker Error] Unresolved external 'Idantifreeze::TIdAntiFreeze::'
>> referenced from F:\BCB6_TEST\INDY\CLIENTSERVER\SERVERMAIN.OBJ
>
> Did you remove Indy 8 first?  BCB6 ships with Indy 8 pre-installed, and it
> must be removed from the machine before Indy 9 will work properly.  There
> are removal instructions in Indy's Knowledge Base at
> http://www.indyproject.org/KB/.

I'm sure I've totally removed Indy 8 from BCB6 according to instructions in 
Indy's Knowledge Base before I installed 9.0.17.


New question.
I look at the demo program that wrote in Pascal, I'd try to convert it to 
bcb6, refer to IdPorts. I want to listing port in combox. see code below,

TList *PortList;
PortList = IdPorts();
for (i=0; i< PortList->Count; i++)
{
    cboPorts->Items->Add(PortList->Items[i]);
}

Warning: cannot convert void to AnsiString. I know PortList->Items[i] return 
the object, But what object in side and How can I get port list?


Regards
Susan