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Follow up Question:

When using a DLL, with forms, an Application object is created, with a
handle set to 0. Will it not be better to, by some way in the application,
connect the Dll's Application object to the EXE's application object?

I know there is risks involved, especially when unloading the DLL and with
the application.Handle assigned.


Regards
Brendan Bosman















"Peter Below (TeamB)" <100113.1101@compuXXserve.com> wrote in message
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> In article <3ddca5bf$1@newsgroups.borland.com>, Jakob Lanstorp wrote:
> > I am porting some code from a exe to a dll. The OnIdle event does not
trigger,
> > as in the source from the exe. Only when a dialog is active. Done is set
to
> > false in the event handler. I need to redraw a windows when app is idle.
>
> Simply use a Ttimers OnTimer event. Those have a low priority, so if the
user is furiously busy
> hacking away at the keyboard your routine may be called at longer than
expected
> intervals. A word of warning: do *not* call Application.ProcessMessages
from the
> OnTimer handler! That can cause reentrance problems if your code takes
longer than the
> timer interval to execute.
>
>
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