On 19/06/2013, at 04:31 PM, Paul D. DeRocco wrote:
>> From: J. Landman Gay
>>
>> ShutdownRequest is sent when the user tries to quit.
>> CloseStackRequest
>> is sent when they try to close a window, like when they click on the
>> close box.
>
> Handling closeStack, and calling shutdown if it's the main stack, seems to
> solve the problem. Just in case, I wrote the shutdown handler so that if
> it's called twice, nothing bad will happen, so that should be safe no matter
> how it works under OS X or Linux.
One more thing - if you have a special clean up routine then you'll need to
handle the user quitting using a keyboard shortcut (cmd-Q) separately on OSX.
Something like this...
on appleEvent pClass,pID,pSender
switch (pClass & pID)
case "aevtquit"
myShutdownRoutine
pass appleEvent
break
default
pass appleEvent
break
end switch
end appleEvent
>
> Now, if only someone knew the answer to my hilitedLine question. (Nudge,
> nudge.)
Not sure what's going on there. Have you tried an opencard handler? Or tried
using a 'send' to trigger the change?
Terry...
>
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> Ciao, Paul D. DeRocco
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