I have incorporated an ON CLOSE statement in a program, giving the user the opportunity save settings when clicking on Windows Close (the "x" in the Title Bar). I followed the model in BB4W Help:
Code:
ON CLOSE PROCclose : RETURN
REPEAT
REM Do something useful here!
UNTIL FALSE
;
DEF PROCclose : LOCAL ans$
REPEAT UNTIL INKEY(0) = -1
INPUT '"Do you really want to exit",ans$
IF LEFT$(ans$,1) = "y" OR LEFT$(ans$,1) = "Y" THEN QUIT
ENDPROC
This works as expected on 3 different Windows systems here (Win XP, Win 7/32, Win 8.1/64). When you click on "x", a message box pops up, giving you the option to click on "Yes/No/Cancel". No problem.
However, I have now had feedback from a Win 8.1/64 user, saying that when he clicks on the "x" to close the window, nothing at all happens. No "Yes/No/Cancel" message appears. Otherwise the program continues running normally, and the only way to stop it is to kill it with Windows Task Manager.
Has anyone here seen anything like this?
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Ian
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