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Sorry, downloading from GetIt is after the web sites, and even longer when I forget to notify them. Angus

I have seen something like this occasionally (D 11.1 on Win10). Task Manager shows 100% use of one CPU core for the process. Sometimes it resolves itself after a few seconds but often the only option is to kill the process. On restarting the IDE it usually works normally. I have never been able to reproduce it at will.

That exactly describes a blocking behavior. As long as the specification says blocking and you want non-blocking, you better change the specification first before doing anything with the code.

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Clearly a bug. Is there a QP report already. If not submit one. This feature with Delphi where the function call parens can be omitted for parameterless functions was a terrible idea that should never have happened.

The main reason it hasn't been merged yet is because I just haven't had any time to review it - I don't question that it "works" in general (I've seen enough people say it does), but I still need to see how consistent it fits with the rest of the library, if all of the necessary package/IDE support is in place, how it handles the multiple platforms Indy runs on, etc. The occasional issues being reported in the PR with regards to compiler/runtime errors, etc. As well as this is kind of a big feature to maybe warrant pushing Indy into a new versioning scheme that is long overdue. So, a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff that has made me hesitant to just merge it blindly.

Usualy I use "returning" to get the value of new autoincremented field (Firebird).