App Developer Runtime close with a command

[stefan.erni]

Hi Ben

Is there a way to close the FC10 Runtime.exe with a command in the App?

Or is there a way to prevent the app from closing before data is saved or a stop command is sent to a machine?

In the simulation it's working with a while loop and a end switch

regards

Stefan

[Steve-Matrix]

Hi Stefan,

There is no easy way to programmatically close a Flowcode App Developer app. I will add to my list to investigate.

But there is a way to prevent the app from closing (although the user can override this by pressing 'ignore' when the warning appears).

I have attached a simple app and project to show this behaviour. The Event you need is "Components.ProjectClosedown", and returning a non-zero value from this event will show the warning message.

[stefan.erni]

Hi Steve

Very good !

I will use this into my programs for now.
I would like to test later when you have new commands to close the app.

Just a little remark
Unfortunately, this small square stops immediately but the user should not use this.

regards

Stefan

[BenR]

Hi Stefan,

There is a Simulation Stop event that you could use to catch users clicking the stop button, In the event macro you could either restart the sim or close the app.

[stefan.erni]

Hi Ben

Yes, I understood a little but not completely.
The input Message window opens but the program is already closed.

Does that have something to do with the error message? I choose yes then the input Message windows open

But there is no count/down or count/up

regards

Stefan

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[BenR]

Hello,

You can't really have blocking code inside the event macro but I have edited the stop macro so that now it just starts the sim running again. Hopefully helps to avoid the user clicking that pesky stop button.

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You might need to check that variable values aren't reset and if they are then you might need to store them in the stop event and restore them after.

[Steve-Matrix]

If you don't want the "stop" button in a deployed app, select ""no controls" or "start/pause" under "execution controls" when deploying it.