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Article #11709Re: Spying WM_QUIT Msgs
From: Rodrigo
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 21:36
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 21:36
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Thank you for your advice, I will go for the "threading" option. Refering to the same subject, I will spawn a potentially large number of apps for which my system has to be aware of (I just need to know when the spawned app is closed) so I have the following questions: 1).-How difficult will it be to sincronize all threads to update a single GUI Object (TreeView) so the user is informed about the apps status? 2).-Can I intercept a "shut down" or "restart" message to process some code before my app is closed? Thanks for your last and promptly replay... Regards <R>.
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