1. onDestroy( ) in win32lib
- Posted by John E. Franklin <johnericfranklin at rock.com>
Jan 21, 2006
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Last edited Jan 22, 2006
I don't know if this is working, but
nothing is printed as the app closes.
I want to close a file if user closes the app
with the X button.
[code]
procedure onDestroy()
for iter = 1 to 200 do
puts(1,"The end of the program")
end for
if (FileIsOpen = 'Y') then ------------
close(fileInteger) ----------------------------
FileIsOpen = 'N' -------------------------
end if ----------------
end procedure
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2. Re: onDestroy( ) in win32lib
John E. Franklin wrote:
>
> I don't know if this is working, but
> nothing is printed as the app closes.
> I want to close a file if user closes the app
> with the X button.
Have you called setHandler()?
procedure onDestroy()
for iter = 1 to 200 do
puts(1,"The end of the program")
end for
if (FileIsOpen = 'Y') then ------------
close(fileInteger) ----------------------------
FileIsOpen = 'N' -------------------------
end if ----------------
end procedure
setHandler(mainWindow, w32HClose, routine_id("onDestroy"))
Where mainWindow is your main window - this will work when used with create or
createEx - not that stupid createUIForm or whatever its called?!
Alex
3. Re: onDestroy( ) in win32lib
- Posted by John E. Franklin <johnericfranklin at rock.com>
Jan 21, 2006
-
Last edited Jan 22, 2006
Thanks alex, I'll try to figure out how to use setHandler()
for the onDestroy(). I just figured it was automatic.
Thanks a lot!
