void testclose::DoClose()
{
static int cb=0;
if (!cb) { cb=1; SetTimeCallback(10, THISBACK(DoClose), 0); }
else Close();
}
The PostCallBack(..)-function does the above but with a 1 ms delay
and my version just increases that time-out value.
This seems a cleaner way than calling Break() ( - the word 'break'
sounds like things won't end nicely
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