... Called from TWINDOW:HANDLEEVENT(173) Called from _FMH(230) Called from WNDRUN(0) Called from TWINDOW:ACTIVATE(87) Erase set to backspace. Kill set to control-U (^U). Interrupt set to delete.
... the software... I am getting a partner with a software I will develop, and he will collect the money from sales, so I am thinking on developing a KILL SWITCH, regardless of contracts, if he does not pay me, I can tell how many and which applications will run (cheaper than going to court), since ...
... Probability of such a situation is extremely rare but can not be ruled out. This is what you are experiencing. Mr James I also wonder, if we can't kill the oBrw object, then why can we kill the recordset object? Or is the recordset object not killed either, just erroring out? In fact the recordset ...
Mr James >> Can we kill it if we drive a wooden stake in it's heart? >> Cat has 9 lives. Let us not attempt this. The object stays till *all* references to it go out of scope. oBrw variable in our program is only one such ...
... made nil, by setting an appropriate flag. >As I suggested earlier, anything we do other than what I suggested will not solve this issue. Can we kill it if we drive a wooden stake in it's heart? Is there no way to actually kill the browse object? Doesn't windows destroy it at some point? I assume ...
... Exe (1.4 MB) was twice bigger than Yours ( 578 KB ) in the Zip-file. After running the new Exe, nothing happend, but the prog. runs in memory. To kill the task was not possible. The Task-manager doesn't show something. For the moment I cannot reboot, but I will try again. Maybe I have to use the ...
... is already run You may use GetModuleHandle(): http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms683199(VS.85).aspx > or can I kill running UdlTags.exe ? Once you have the HMODULE using GetModuleHandle(), or you can get it from the window title, then you may call TerminateProcess(): ...
... this back end application as: WinExec(GetCurDir()+"\UdlTags.exe",8) Can I check in any way that UdlTags.exe is already run, or can I kill running UdlTags.exe ? Regards Andrej.
... oRecSet:=CreateObject(""ADODB.RecordSet"") In the above given eg. Which is the right way to kill/destroy the objects oConnection:End() oConnection:=NIL oRecSet:End() oRecSet:=NIL I would like to know whether ...
... in the FWH\Samples folder I'm able to load BMPs, but when I try to load another graphic type (JPG, GIF, etc.) the program freezes and I have to kill it through the task manager. Thank you.
Harvey, >Maybe I didn't make it clear the "X" in the upper right corner won't kill the oDlg when clicked it kills the oGraph. How can I get them to both go when the X is clicked. Sorry, I misuderstood. Here are two options. Use a valid clause to end the dialog. ...
James: You said: > @ 0,01 Button "Print" action (oDlg:print(), oDlg:end()) Putting the oDlg:end() kills the graph after printing. Maybe I didn't make it clear the "X" in the upper right corner won't kill the oDlg when clicked it kills the oGraph. How can I get them to ...
... for itself. There are too many bad programs outside which are written in 'state of the arts' languages. Lets release excellent programs which kill the customers prejudices against (x)Harbour. Just my 2cents, Detlef