Exit a Program

[syntax0r]

Im wondering if there's an efficient, user-friendly way for someone to exit a turing application?

I could make an option to close a window, but I am not sure the .EXE will be closed.

Then there's the

code:

var buttonQuit : int := GUI.CreateButton (maxx div 2 - 51, maxy div 2 - 120, 0, "Quit", GUI.Quit)

which does not actually "close" the window, just terminates the app.

Im stuck, any suggestions?

[Tony]

what GUI.quit does is it makes GUI.ProcessEvents return true.

[[Gandalf]]

code:

var window : int window := Window.Open ("position:center;center,graphics:max;max") Window.Close (window)

*oops, should have read that better *

well... it does close the .exe - its not in the processes anymore...

[Token]

i'm not sure exactly how gui works but you could make it so that when quit returns a gui action or whatever var q:= true, and have in all your loops,

code:

if q= true then exit end loop

and then at the very end do the window close thing and ur set.

[MysticVegeta]

Or you could do something like this ->

code:

var winID := Window.Open ("position:top;center,graphics:200;200") loop exit when GUI.ProcessEvent end loop Window.Close(winID)

So when the loop exits after pressing the GUI.Quit Button, the window closes.

Also what you can do is ->
After someone presses the Quit Button ->

code:

if GUI.GetEventWidgetID = quitBtn then Window.Close(windID) end if