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... to this part that is already running Option a could possibly give the user the option to set the focus as per option b or maybe, if appropriate, kill off the existing copy of this part and start a new one? I'm not saying that either of these options are necessarily any better or worse. Merely ...

> The bug that's stopping me now is about quitting windows apps which don't quit until you kill its process in the task-manager > Is that bug also present in the free xHarbour Borland version ? We haven't noticed it and haven't got any report about it (with the ...

Dear Patrick, > The bug that's stopping me now is about quitting windows apps which don't quit until you kill its process in the task-manager > Is that bug also present in the free xHarbour Borland version ? We haven't noticed it and haven't got any report about it (with ...

... get a new xHarbour Builder beta out as soon as possible. The bug that's stopping me now is about quitting windows apps which don't quit until you kill its process in the task-manager. So, as you see, I'm so depended on so many freelance open source programmers. A new release "look" so easy to ...

Here are some utilties to get the processes running, kill a process, get users who are running an exe, for any one who may be inerested. Limitations are that these utilties are based on WMI services and work only with xHarbour. I do not know how to ...

... of memory" can become fragile. Many programs do not react gracefully when malloc() returns 0. With newer Linux kernels, the kernel may decide to kill some processes to regain memory, and you may not like the kernel's choice of which to kill. Running /usr/bin/top is one way to check on the usage ...

there are only 4 mac viruses... and if you get infected by them is only because you want to kill your self.. is something like the "harakiri" jejejeje... i agree with you... if i'm gonna develop software i will make sure to develop to the moss computers... so.. that's ...

You guys are getting crazy for a thing that can be easly resolved !!!!! don't kill pigeons with cannon balls. Have you ever heard about TURL class? (comes along with xHarbour), it's very simple to use: oUrl := tURL():New(<here comes the call ...

Enrico, not kill using oActivex:end(), help-me ! :cry: ************************** function pdfMain(Nomerel) ************************** local poWnd, oActiveX,IDPDF:="" IF ! PDFActivex(@IDPDF) RETURN(.F.) ENDIF nomerel:=if(nomerel=nil,"PDF ...

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************************** function pdfMain(Nomerel) ************************** local poWnd, oActiveX,IDPDF:="" IF ! PDFActivex(@IDPDF) RETURN(.F.) ENDIF nomerel:=if(nomerel=nil,"PDF Relatório",nomerel) DEFINE WINDOW poWnd TITLE ".::"+alltrim(sis_1nom)+"::. "+nomerel+" - "+IDPDF oActiveX = TActiveX(...

... the SQL world with all its features. Sorry to say guys but it's true, using USE... REPLACE or stuff like that having a SQL behind, is like to kill pigeons with cannonballs. The best choice is to use ADO for accesing data, the ADO model is very similar to Xbase model, you will feel very comfotable ...

... when using Ftp, the program remains in memory after quitting the app , all connexions are properly closed by the app. Is there a way to "kill all process issued by the program" ? and make sure it is ended in anyway ? I often have to reset completely my Hp Ipaq to run my app again. Thanks ...

... is the folder. If I add the folder, the program work fine only the first time. When I close the application, the task remains active (I must kill the process with Task Manager). // Using nested MODAL windows #include "FWCE.ch" function Main() local oWnd IF IsExeRunning( ...

... called in the same moment as an InetConnect). * The second version of this function accepts a pre-built socket * as a parameter. This allows to kill asyncronously a thread waiting * for InetConnect to connect, and then cleaning up the leftover * socket data. Also, it is possible to give timeout ...