Hi folks,
I came across this:
https://www.crowdsupply.com/traverse-technologies/ten64/updates/10g-options-and-performance
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Richard Sharpe
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> Windows Console applications have a handler to respond to console events, the
> default handler simply exits the process. Sending the console events is a
> little tricky, but there are workarounds, see here:
> https://blog.codetitans.pl/post/sending-ctrl-c-signal-to-another-application-on-win
Windows Console applications have a handler to respond to console events,
the default handler simply exits the process. Sending the console events
is a little tricky, but there are workarounds, see here:
https://blog.codetitans.pl/post/sending-ctrl-c-signal-to-another-application-on-windows
.
Wit
> > There seems to exist several alternative ways of doing it in Windows.
> >
> > Such as sending WM_QUIT or WM_CLOSE on the message queue,
>
> This assumes that the program you're trying to tell to terminate *has* a
> message queue to which it pays attention.
>
> Extcap programs are character-mo