standalone application(.exe file) not getting closed in the task manager

[xavier.bury at clearstream.com]

Hi Nitesh

What happens is that you close the stack but not the executable... like 
closing a document but not the app...

what you need is a closestackrequest handler in your stack. 

something like this...

on closestackrequest 
  quit
end closestackrequest 

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Xavier Bury
Clearstream Services


use-revolution-bounces at lists.runrev.com wrote on 01/02/2006 14:49:36:

> Hi!!!
> 
> i have developed a stack which is calling and then running another stack
> from the server.
> now when i am saving this is as a standalone application, even after
> closing the main stack window in the .exe file
> it keeps on running in the task manager.
> 
> can anybody know how to solve this problem??
> i mean how to close the .exe process when stack is itself closed
> 
> and 1 more thing if i just open the .exe file nd close it without doing
> anything
> then the .exe file is automatically removed from task manager..
> 
> regards
> Nitesh
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