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Excellent, thanks Remy.

Goran

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> skrev i meddelandet 
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> "Goran Ekstrom" <goek!removeantispam!@telia.com> wrote in message
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>> I seem to remember that a crashing TThread does not pop up
>> the familiar "Application problem" message box but just silently
>> "dies" in the background. Correct?
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> Yes, that is correct.
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>> If so, how do you catch crashes in threads?
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> Wrap your Exceute() code with a try..catch block.  If you are using
> BCB 6+, you can alternatively override the virtual DoTerminate()
> method and check if the thread's FatalException property is NULL or
> not.  If you are using BCB 5 or earlier, you can still override
> DoTerminate(), but there is no FatalException property, so you would
> need to use your own variable that Execute() can set if it exits
> gracefully.
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> Gambit
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