My endless loop blocks my GUI !!

[RichardM1]

Make a background thread for servicing WinSock.

Opacity, the new Transparency.

[Dave Kreskowiak]

Move your WinSock listener to a background thread and this will free the UI thread to handle the UI stuff.

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[vidasco]

Thanks for ur answer I'm a Beginner in GUI programming and i don't know how to implement multi-thread code... could you be gentle guiding me, I love CodeProject.com !!! Hehehehe Thanks a lot !!

[Dave Kreskowiak]

There is no "simple" guide to multi-threaded coding. You just have to do a bunch of research on the subject, write little test apps to verify what you're thinking is correct, and teach yourself this stuff. I can't tell you how to do threading is a forum post. There's just too much information. Start reading here[^]...

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[vidasco]

thank u verry much !!

[RaviBee]

See this[^] tutorial. /ravi

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[vidasco]

I'm lucky to be CodeProject membre!! :-D I thank for this tuto it was what i'm looking for !! thannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnx.

[RaviBee]

You're welcome!  Feel free to vote up the answer if you think it's useful.  :) /ravi

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[wknopf]

Open the MSDN Library and check BackgroundWorker, there are good examples there. We are here to help, not to teach.

[vidasco]

Yes Sir !!! :-D