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Further (accidental) experimentation has confused me even more. My test
console app consists of 3 methods in a ConsoleSessionManager subclass
keepAlive
^self
onExit
process terminate.
process := nil.
Sound errorBeep.
^super onExit
main
process :=
[
[(self stdout)
print: Time now;
cr;
flush.
Sound errorBeep.
Processor sleep: 5000]
repeat]
fork
If I deploy and run this then the console shows times stamps, and I get a
beep, every 5 secs. If I close the command window using the close button
the I get a beep to show that #onExit was visited and then the Windows
prompt saying it couldn't close the app.
If I modify #main to remove the write to stdout ...
main
process :=
[Sound errorBeep.
Processor sleep: 5000]
repeat]
fork
... then I get the beeps as before. However closing the command window
using the close button now works immediately _but_ I don't get the beep to
say that it's gone through the #onExit.
I have _no_ idea what this all means though.
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Ian
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