Application->Terminate(); Don't stop de application???

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3 total messages Started by Halfo Wed, 17 Nov 2004 02:12

#277

Author: Halfo
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 02:12

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I got a normal application with a DataModule.

     Application->Initialize();
     Application->CreateForm(__classid(TmodDB), &modDB);
     Application->CreateForm(__classid(TwndMain), &wndMain);
     Application->Run();

in the event DataModuleCreate of the DataModule I check the connection 
to the DB, if it fails I want to close the program.
I try using:

   Application->Terminate();

but the aplication don't stop at this moment an execute the following 
code for some time (causing errors).

Do I can't use Terminate() before call     Application->Run(); ????

How can i performe this exit?

Thanks

David

Re: Application->Terminate(); Don't stop de application???

#278

Author: hans galema
Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 10:54

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Halfo wrote:

> I try using:
> 
>   Application->Terminate();
> 
> but the aplication don't stop at this moment an execute the following 
> code for some time (causing errors).
> 
> Do I can't use Terminate() before call     Application->Run(); ????

Think so.

> How can i performe this exit?

Create your modDB dynamic. And use a bool to indicate that the application
should run.

Someting like:

	bool startapplication = true;

	modDB = new TmodDB (NULL );

// make it in such a way that TModDB can
// set startapplication. This is possible by adding
// an extra parameter or making the bool global.

	if ( startapplication )
	  {
           Application->Initialize();
           Application->CreateForm(__classid(TwndMain), &wndMain);
           Application->Run();
           }

Hans.

Re: Application->Terminate(); Don't stop de application???

#285

Author: Vladimir Stefanovic
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 18:58

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Consider using simple 'return' if you are still in WinMain.


Best regards,
Vladimir Stefanovic

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