This function doesn’t seem to be working. Here’s the code that doesn’t work
(it’s in the App.Open event):
#if TargetWindows
winMutex = new WindowsMutexMBS
winMutex.create "com.foo.appname.running"
If winMutex.Lasterror <> 0 Then
// app is already running
dim thisApp as New ProcessMBS
thisApp.GetCurrentProcess
dim p as New ProcessMBS
p.GetFirstProcess
do
If p.name = "appname.exe" Then
If p.ProcessID <> thisApp.ProcessID Then
dim ok as Boolean = RemoteControlMBS.WinBringProcessToTop(p.ProcessID)
Quit
End If
End If
loop until Not p.GetNextProcess
End If
#endif
Essentially, I’m checking to see if an instance of the application is already
running, and if so, then quit this newly launched instance and bring the
already running instance to the forefront.
Everything seems to be working as expected, i.e., comparing process IDs and the
call to WinBringProcessToTop returns a result of True, but it does not bring
the process to top, the app’s windows remain in the background behind other
app’s windows.
Am I doing something wrong?
Is there another way to bring a process to the foreground?
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