How can I quit a smartdevice application ?
After I click the right-hand(up) "X" button in the Pocket
PC 2002 Emulator,it seems that the smartdevice
application has not been closed.
(My smartdevice app has three forms.
Every form has a "X" button which is close to
the time information.)
Why? what happened when I click the button?
thx for answering my qestion.^^
8  2512 
"Eric" <u0******@cc.nc u.edu.tw> wrote in message
news:0a******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . How can I quit a smartdevice application ?
After I click the right-hand(up) "X" button in the Pocket
PC 2002 Emulator,it seems that the smartdevice
application has not been closed.
(My smartdevice app has three forms.
Every form has a "X" button which is close to
the time information.)
Why? what happened when I click the button?
thx for answering my qestion.^^
For some reason the "X" is a *minimize* button. When you disable
the minimize button you will get an "ok" button, which is the real "close"
button.
Apparently smart-device applications should never close, instead they should
minimize. The O/S will make sure not more than one version of the app
is running. It is however up to the programmer to free up resources
on "minimize".
Hans Kesting
If I use a socket to connect to a server in my smart-
device application,doe s the "ok" button free up all
resources including the socket?
It's more easier and natural for me to use the "ok"
button to close my app and free up all resources.And then
start my app again whenever I want.The "X" button really
makes me confused when I want to restart my app.
Can I just use the "ok" button in my app or it's better
for me to use the "X" button ? -----Original Message-----
"Eric" <u0******@cc.nc u.edu.tw> wrote in message
news:0a******* *************** ******@phx.gbl. .. How can I quit a smartdevice application ?
After I click the right-hand(up) "X" button in the
Pocket PC 2002 Emulator,it seems that the smartdevice
application has not been closed.
(My smartdevice app has three forms.
Every form has a "X" button which is close to
the time information.)
Why? what happened when I click the button?
thx for answering my qestion.^^
For some reason the "X" is a *minimize* button. When you
disablethe minimize button you will get an "ok" button, which
is the real "close"button.
Apparently smart-device applications should never close,
instead they shouldminimize. The O/S will make sure not more than one
version of the appis running. It is however up to the programmer to free
up resourceson "minimize".
Hans Kesting
.
Just call Close() from your main form.
Works for me.
jim
"Eric" <u0******@cc.nc u.edu.tw> wrote in message
news:0a******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . How can I quit a smartdevice application ?
After I click the right-hand(up) "X" button in the Pocket
PC 2002 Emulator,it seems that the smartdevice
application has not been closed.
(My smartdevice app has three forms.
Every form has a "X" button which is close to
the time information.)
Why? what happened when I click the button?
thx for answering my qestion.^^
To add to this, the main form must have its "MinimizeBo x" property set to
false. Otherwise, when the X is clicked on the main form, the application
will be minimised, rather than exiting. One problem with this, is that when
the "MinimizeBo x" property is changed, the X in the top right hand corner
changes to an "Ok" button. As far as I know, there is no way around this.
Hope this helps,
Mun
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Munsifali Rashid http://www.munsplace.com/
"Jim H" <no****@jimsacc ount.com> wrote in message
news:OV******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Just call Close() from your main form.
Works for me.
jim
"Eric" <u0******@cc.nc u.edu.tw> wrote in message
news:0a******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . How can I quit a smartdevice application ?
After I click the right-hand(up) "X" button in the Pocket
PC 2002 Emulator,it seems that the smartdevice
application has not been closed.
(My smartdevice app has three forms.
Every form has a "X" button which is close to
the time information.)
Why? what happened when I click the button?
thx for answering my qestion.^^
No it doesn't. The MinimizeBox property can be set to true. I just tested
this and calling Close() from inside MyForm1 results in the process exiting
cleanly. I don't set the MinimizeBox property to false in any of my
applications.
jim
"Munsifali Rashid" <mun.news@#Remo veToReply#cordl essmouse.co.uk> wrote in
message news:er******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... To add to this, the main form must have its "MinimizeBo x" property set to
false. Otherwise, when the X is clicked on the main form, the application
will be minimised, rather than exiting. One problem with this, is that
when the "MinimizeBo x" property is changed, the X in the top right hand corner
changes to an "Ok" button. As far as I know, there is no way around this.
Hope this helps,
Mun
--
Munsifali Rashid
http://www.munsplace.com/
"Jim H" <no****@jimsacc ount.com> wrote in message
news:OV******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Just call Close() from your main form.
Works for me.
jim
"Eric" <u0******@cc.nc u.edu.tw> wrote in message
news:0a******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. . How can I quit a smartdevice application ?
After I click the right-hand(up) "X" button in the Pocket
PC 2002 Emulator,it seems that the smartdevice
application has not been closed.
(My smartdevice app has three forms.
Every form has a "X" button which is close to
the time information.)
Why? what happened when I click the button?
thx for answering my qestion.^^
Are you testing this on the emulator or the Pocket PC device itself? As far
as I remember, clicking the X on the emulator would cause the process to
exit, regardless of the what the MinimizeBox property was set to. However,
on the handheld device, if this property was set to true, clicking on the X
would simply cause the application to minimise, rather than exit.
Re-launching the application would simply restore its window and resume from
where it was minimised.
Regards,
Mun
--
Munsifali Rashid http://www.munsplace.com/
"Jim H" <no****@jimsacc ount.com> wrote in message
news:Oa******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... No it doesn't. The MinimizeBox property can be set to true. I just
tested this and calling Close() from inside MyForm1 results in the process
exiting cleanly. I don't set the MinimizeBox property to false in any of my
applications.
jim
I tested on both. You are correct, clicking the X will minimize the app. I
wasn't saying clicking the X would terminiate the app, sorry for the
misunderstandin g. What I was saying is calling Close() from inside the code
will terminate the application. He could add a close button, menu item, or
catch any message he wants and call the Form.Close() method.
jim
"Munsifali Rashid" <mun.news@#Remo veToReply#cordl essmouse.co.uk> wrote in
message news:uC******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... Are you testing this on the emulator or the Pocket PC device itself? As
far as I remember, clicking the X on the emulator would cause the process to
exit, regardless of the what the MinimizeBox property was set to.
However, on the handheld device, if this property was set to true, clicking on the
X would simply cause the application to minimise, rather than exit.
Re-launching the application would simply restore its window and resume
from where it was minimised.
Regards,
Mun
--
Munsifali Rashid
http://www.munsplace.com/
"Jim H" <no****@jimsacc ount.com> wrote in message
news:Oa******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... No it doesn't. The MinimizeBox property can be set to true. I just
tested this and calling Close() from inside MyForm1 results in the process
exiting cleanly. I don't set the MinimizeBox property to false in any of my
applications.
jim
Not to worry, it's all a learning experience :-)
Regards,
Mun
--
Munsifali Rashid http://www.munsplace.com/
"Jim H" <no****@jimsacc ount.com> wrote in message
news:Oo******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... I tested on both. You are correct, clicking the X will minimize the app.
I wasn't saying clicking the X would terminiate the app, sorry for the
misunderstandin g. What I was saying is calling Close() from inside the
code will terminate the application. He could add a close button, menu item,
or catch any message he wants and call the Form.Close() method.
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