I use ExitProcess() to be able to test for an 'errorlevel' in the batchfile. As it is now, I can manage that it returns 2 if the app is quit via ESC or a Quit-button. It will produce no value (giving errorlevel 0) if there's an oncontrolled break (e.g. a crash) and in all other conditions a 1. This 1 is produced if the Windows Task Manager ends the app, but it is also produced if the CloseButton (see property Closeable) is chosen.
DECLARE ExitProcess in Win32API INTEGER ExitCode
ExitProcess( iif( m.glUserQuit, 2, 1 ) )
Who knows of a way to see that the CloseButton was pressed?
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