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SignUp Now!> Click on TCmds red X or file/exit achieves nothing.
> If I exit every tab I am still left with an empty shell. Must
> close in TaskManager
> Click on TCmds red X or file/exit achieves nothing.
> If I exit every tab I am still left with an empty shell. Must close in
> TaskManager
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> running 13.00.19 x64 under win7-64
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it> I have TCMD set to remain open if it has no tabs. Whenever I "X" a tab,
> it takes 4+ seconds for the TCC process to disappear from TaskMgr; if it's
> the only tab it takes 4+ seconds for it to disappear from the TCMD
> window.
> I have TCMD set to remain open if it has no tabs. Whenever I "X" a tab,
> it takes 4+ seconds for the TCC process to disappear from TaskMgr; if it's
> the only tab it takes 4+ seconds for it to disappear from the TCMD
> window.
> It did not change the behavior described above and it did bring back
> the old shutdown delay.
> It did not change the behavior described above and it did bring back
> the old shutdown delay.
> TCC 11 also terminates immediately. And TCMD (v13) terminates
> immediately when X'ed if TCC v11, CMD, or PS is the only thing
> running in a tab.
> What happens when the user X's a tab (or X's TCMD)? Do you send
> WN_SYSCOMMAND\SC_CLOSE to the console? Are you sure it's sent right
> away?
> If you've got it, please tell me ... what was it's (crazy?) dependence
> on TCEXIT, UpdateTitles, and TITLEPROMPT?
> Both problems are gone in build 21.
Try it one more time with the new build 21 (you'll have to uninstall first;
it takes me a couple of hours to create a new build rev) in the ftp beta
area.
I've shuffled around some of the shutdown code and added a couple of sanity
checks. I think your problem was strictly timing related; you were just
unfortunate enough to be in the wrong place at the wrong time during
shutdown.