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- EndService and EndProgram functions
EndProgram (Function) In french: FinProgramme Ends the execution of the current program.
Syntax
EndProgram([<Line 1> [... [, <Line N> [, <Closing code>]]]])
<Line 1>: Optional character string Lines of the message to display when the program is ended. This message is displayed in an "Error" dialog box. <Line N>: Optional character string Lines of the message to display when the program is ended. This message is displayed in an "Error" dialog box. <Closing code>: Optional boolean - False (default value) if the project closing code is not run.
- True if the project closing code is run.
Remarks EndService and EndProgram functions In a service: - EndService ends the execution of the service by performing the following operations:
- configuring the execution of the closing codes
- simulating a service failure, which triggers OS failure recovery actions (automatic restart, or reboot in Windows, for example).
- EndProgram can be used with the following specific features:
- the message is ignored.
- closing codes are run (or not) depending on the boolean specified as the last parameter.
- the service ends normally and no failure is simulated.
In an application, EndService can be used with the following specific features: - no message is displayed when exiting the application.
- closing codes are run (or not) depending on the specified closing option.
- the failure option has no effect.
Related Examples:
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Complete examples (WINDEV): WD Magnifier
[ + ] This example enables you to zoom part of the screen with a magnifier. The maximum zoom value is set to 8. Summary of the example supplied with WINDEV: The WLanguge function named dCopyBlt() and the WLanguage property named ..Opacity allow you to perform a capture of the Windows desktop at the location of a window without this window appearing in the screen shot. This example uses this tip to zoom the part of the screen found below the magnifier.
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