Greetings, Kevin,
That's nice to know, since I often wonder about such things as I'm
culling through all of my spam. (smile) It is pretty rare that
anything totally escapes this list un-responded to. Now and then one
needs to repost, but rarely. Frankly, my only complaint is that some
of us are just a bit too verbose. (bigger smile) Am I the "pot"?
Joe Wilkins
On Feb 25, 2008, at 5:25 AM, Kevin Stallibrass wrote:
Hi,
I posted a question end of last year and thought that no one had
replied.
Although I was watching carefully for a reply, I missed one from Jan
Schenkel which I have just stumbled upon. This gives me the solution
I was
after so thank you Jan
Jan Wrote:
Hi,
I've build a standalone which simply adds a new line
of text to a file
located on an ftp site, then displays the entire
file in a text box.
It works fine but when I close the application,
windows holds on to the
process and I have to force quit it via task
manager.
[snip]
Regards
Kevin Stallibrass
Hi Kevin,
Revolution doesn't automatically quit when the alst
window is closed, if there are any 'pendingMessages' -
these are messages that are put onto the event queue
to be executed at a later time:
send "TickleMePink" to me in 10 seconds
Are you using any 'send in <time>' constructs?
If your application is just one window, you can make
your life easy and add the following message handler
to your stack script:
##
on closeStack
-- we don't want to quit when we close the window
inside the IDE
if the environment is not "development" then
quit
end if
end closeStack
##
This way, when your stack window is closed, the engine
will effectively quit, even if there are pending
messages.
Hope this helped,
Jan Schenkel
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