if Res=0 then begin FActive:=True; if Assigned(OnConnect) then OnConnect(Self); end Quando questo codice viene eseguito in csLoading l'OnConnect (solo quest'istruzione) non viene eseguito come mai? Giorgio

.... Thus, seeing that your coffee cup is yellow and that the pencil is green involves the possession of the concepts COFFEE CUP, YELLOW, PENCIL and GREEN. Such perception is termed "perceiving that," and is factive; that is, it is presupposed that you perceive the world correctly. To perceive that it is raining, it must be true that it is raining. You can also, though, perceive the world to be...

... seeing that your coffee cup is yellow and that the pencil is green involves the possession of the concepts COFFEE CUP, YELLOW, PENCIL and GREEN. Such perception is termed "perceiving that," and is factive; that is, it is presupposed that you perceive the world correctly. To perceive that it is raining, it must be true that it is raining. You can also, though, perceive the world ...

.... Thus, seeing that your coffee cup is yellow and that the pencil is green involves the possession of the concepts COFFEE CUP, YELLOW, PENCIL and GREEN. Such perception is termed "perceiving that," and is factive; that is, it is presupposed that you perceive the world correctly. To perceive that it is raining, it must be true that it is raining. You can also, though, perceive the world to be...

... that we were using "seeing" in its normal way. As it is usually understood, "seeing" is factive (we agree on that) - it implies the existence of that which is seen as well as a causal ...contact with an X. But "seeing as of" - i.e., the experience itself, need not be factively dependent on the existence of X or the correctness of the information-theoretic account of experience. ...

...assuming that we were using "seeing" in its normal way. As it is usually understood, "seeing" is factive (we agree on that) - it implies the existence of that which is seen as well as a causal ... with an X. But "seeing as of" - i.e., the experience itself, need not be factively dependent on the existence of X or the correctness of the information-theoretic account of experience. Note:...

.... What he presents as the parallel hypothesis is that "there WERE rearing up from the invisible crystalline envelope on the moon, even greater mountain peaks". "Were" is plural and FACTIVE. <quote> Galileo, to expose the argument _ad ignorantium_, offered another of the same kind as a caricature. Unable to prove the nonexistence of the transparent crystal SUPPOSEDLY filling...