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Run command and DOS window
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19/02/1999 12:51:50
 
 
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19/02/1999 12:39:37
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
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Divers
Thread ID:
00189351
Message ID:
00189363
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Thanks Ed for all your help , now one more and final question
I added the class into my form and execute the sample code you gave me
but the app comes back with the following error :

Class definition API_APRUN is not found..

Sorry for this , I am still a newbie when It comes with classess and thisr
sort of things

thankss a lot
Mark Oliva

>>>SET CLASSLIB TO PROCESS
>>>oAppTORun = CREATEOBJ('API_APPRUN',"doscommand",,'MIN') && run minimized
>>>oAppToRun.LaunchAppAndWait()
>>>oAppToRun= NULL
>>
>>thanks Ed and I Knew it I have seen this class somewhere..now
>>>oAppToRun.LaunchAppAndWait()
>>will this tell me when the application has finished executing or the DOS window
>>disspaear?? kind like if it is > 0 or something then the app has finished??
>>
>
>This will make your VFP app pause until the other application terminates. If you use the LaunchApp method instead, control will then be returned to VFP immediately. You app could then poll the termination status of the other application using the CheckProcessExitCode method; the other app will have terminated when CheckProcessExitCode returns a value other than 259.
>
>LaunchAppAndWait returns a logical; .T. means that the app ran to completion, and .F. means either that the app failed to start, or you aborted waiting on termination by pressing Escape when VFP had focus, and the program is still running. If .F. is returned, you can examine the icErrorMessage property to find out what the class thought had happened.
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