Hi gang
I sometimes get a problem with VFP9 SP2 + hotfixes on Windows 7 (but I think
I've seen it on XP) where VFP refuses to close down. Anyone else get this?
Al
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You're talking about a runtime application or the development environment?
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Subject: VFP refuses to close
Hi gang
I sometimes get a problem with VFP9 SP2 + hotfixes on Windows 7 (but I think
I've seen it on XP) where VFP refuses to close down. Anyone else get this?
Al
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What do you do to try to shut it down?
Do you get a message?
Do you have an shutdown routine in place that needs clearing out by
issuing ON SHUTDOWN?
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 19/04/2012 09:01 AM, Allen wrote:
> Hi gang
> I sometimes get a problem with VFP9 SP2 + hotfixes on Windows 7 (but I think
> I've seen it on XP) where VFP refuses to close down. Anyone else get this?
> Al
>
>
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On 4/19/2012 9:01 AM, Allen wrote:
> Hi gang
> I sometimes get a problem with VFP9 SP2 + hotfixes on Windows 7 (but I think
> I've seen it on XP) where VFP refuses to close down. Anyone else get this?
I get this more often that I'd like to admit. Years ago I put this Ted
Roche submission into my "DO X" routine (that quickly clears out and
resets things):
* quitfox.prg
Declare ExitProcess in Win32API Long
ExitProcess(1)
Then in my X.PRG, I have these lines:
SET SYSMENU TO DEFAULT
CLEAR ALL
DEFINE BAR 8 OF _MTOOLS PROMPT "\-"
DEFINE BAR 9 OF _MTOOLS PROMPT "ViewEdit3"
DEFINE BAR 10 OF _MTOOLS PROMPT "Force quit"
ON SELECTION BAR 9 OF _MTOOLS do c:\dev\ve3.exe
ON SELECTION BAR 10 OF _MTOOLS do c:\dev\progs\quitfox.prg
CD c:\dev\fabmate
DO c:\stonefield\sdt\sdt.app
_screen.Caption = VERSION(4) + " Development (" + CURDIR() + ")"
_screen.Picture = ""
--
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MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
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The development. VFP itself
Al
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You're talking about a runtime application or the development environment?
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Nope. Tried clear all, release all, release program all. X button, exit in
menu and quit in command. Does nothing and says nothing
Al
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What do you do to try to shut it down?
Do you get a message?
Do you have an shutdown routine in place that needs clearing out by issuing
ON SHUTDOWN?
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
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I've not tried sysmenu. I will next time it happens
Al
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Behalf Of MB Software
On 4/19/2012 9:01 AM, Allen wrote:
> Hi gang
> I sometimes get a problem with VFP9 SP2 + hotfixes on Windows 7 (but I
> think I've seen it on XP) where VFP refuses to close down. Anyone else get
this?
I get this more often that I'd like to admit. Years ago I put this Ted
Roche submission into my "DO X" routine (that quickly clears out and resets
things):
* quitfox.prg
Declare ExitProcess in Win32API Long
ExitProcess(1)
Then in my X.PRG, I have these lines:
SET SYSMENU TO DEFAULT
CLEAR ALL
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I think you're gonna have to resort to the quitfox.prg. Even when I
tried SYSMENU, that didn't resolve the issue. I think QuitFox was the
only magic bullet in that case.
Thanks again, TR, for helping restore some sanity.
--Mike
On 4/19/2012 10:30 AM, Allen wrote:
> I've not tried sysmenu. I will next time it happens
> Al
>
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> From: profoxtech-bounces@leafe.com [mailto:profoxtech-bounces@leafe.com] On
> Behalf Of MB Software
> On 4/19/2012 9:01 AM, Allen wrote:
>> Hi gang
>> I sometimes get a problem with VFP9 SP2 + hotfixes on Windows 7 (but I
>> think I've seen it on XP) where VFP refuses to close down. Anyone else get
> this?
>
> I get this more often that I'd like to admit. Years ago I put this Ted
> Roche submission into my "DO X" routine (that quickly clears out and resets
> things):
>
> * quitfox.prg
> Declare ExitProcess in Win32API Long
> ExitProcess(1)
>
> Then in my X.PRG, I have these lines:
> SET SYSMENU TO DEFAULT
> CLEAR ALL
>
>
>
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Your answer is not clear if you tried issuing ON SHUTDOWN in the command
window.
What does ?ON("SHUTDOWN") display?
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 19/04/2012 10:27 AM, Allen wrote:
> Nope. Tried clear all, release all, release program all. X button, exit in
> menu and quit in command. Does nothing and says nothing
> Al
>
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> Behalf Of Frank Cazabon
> Sent: 19 April 2012 15:17
> To: profoxtech@leafe.com
> Subject: Re: VFP refuses to close
>
> What do you do to try to shut it down?
>
> Do you get a message?
>
> Do you have an shutdown routine in place that needs clearing out by issuing
> ON SHUTDOWN?
>
> Frank.
>
> Frank Cazabon
>
>
>
>
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I don't have an on shutdown running. It doesn't do it all the time either.
Al
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Sent: 19 April 2012 16:35
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Subject: Re: VFP refuses to close
Your answer is not clear if you tried issuing ON SHUTDOWN in the command
window.
What does ?ON("SHUTDOWN") display?
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
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