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Visual FoxPro
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Miscellaneous
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00276542
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Hi Evan.

What is "Patient Database"?

I haven't looked at the function in enough detail yet...but maybe you can give me a quick answer as to what the parameter is...thanks.

Joe

>Hi Joseph.
>
>In your main.prg put
>
>* check if the program is open already
>if ckrun("Patient Database")
> quit
>endif
>
>
>The function is then:
>
>**********************************************************
>* detects if program is already running
>* if it is then it shuts down
>
>FUNCTION ckrun
>PARAMETERS WindowName
>#define GW_OWNER 4
>#DEFINE GW_HWNDFIRST 0
>#DEFINE GW_HWNDNEXT 2
>declare integer SetForegroundWindow in win32api long lnhWnd
>declare integer GetWindowText in win32api integer, string, integer
>declare integer GetWindow in win32api integer,INTEGER
>declare integer IsWindowVisible in win32api integer
>declare integer GetActiveWindow in win32api
>IsWindEx = .F.
>if len(WindowName) < 1
> return .t.
>endif
>foxhwnd = GetActiveWindow() && get the window handle of this window
>hwndNext = GetWindow(foxhwnd,GW_HWNDFIRST) && get the handel of the first window
>
>**** loop thru each window to search the title
>DO WHILE hwndNext <> 0
> *** if window is not the foxpro handle and not a child window
> IF (hwndnext <> foxhwnd .AND. GetWindow(hwndnext,GW_OWNER) = 0)
>
>  Stuffer = SPACE(64)
>  x = GetWindowText(hwndnext,@Stuffer,64)  && get the window text
>*** check to see if this is the specified window.
>  IF WindowName $ Stuffer
>   IsWindEx = .T.
>   =SetForegroundWindow(hwndnext)  && BRING WINDOW TO FRONT
>   EXIT
>  ENDIF
> ENDIF
> hwndNext = GetWindow(hwndnext,GW_HWNDNEXT)
>ENDDO
>RETURN IsWindEx
>
>*********************************
>
>
>>First, let me appologize for this post...I think I've seen others like it before but I never made a mental note (or any type of note) of the solution.
>>
>>I want to only allow an application to run once from a machine. I am talking about a local EXE. Sometimes the users double-double-click on the shortcut's icon and the application is run twice....not really a problem, but I would like to stop it when it is run the second time.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Joe
Joseph C. Kempel
Systems Analyst/Programmer
JNC
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