If anyone could explain this I would be grateful, or if anyone could provide an alternate solution that'd be great. Then right click the selection and choose ’Nassi Shneiderman’ ’Create diagram’ (see Figure 2.14 on page 139).
#Close window code for html executable code#
Xdebug will scan up to 5 subsequent lines, and stop at the line where executable code is located. For example the body of a function/method from the opening braces till the closing brace. Close all the dialogs and switch to the tab where the. In order to close it your page needs to be opened by the script, hence the window.open.
In an editor window highlight some code to create the diagram from. adds a single toolbar button plus customizable context menu items to your browser to send page link, selected text, video source, audio source, image source URL to an external application. This should do it. With regards to the problem with using the standard Show method, I realise the reason it closes the application is to do with the close event of Form1, if it's fired the whole application will close, I have seen some people create a new process for the next form, but I don't 100% understand it. The second option is to creates a diagram from C/C++ source code. Using the showDialog method above I am guessing that it will have the effect, that if you have a form leading onto another and another etc, all the previous forms will still be in memory and have some kind of performance impact. Dim oShell : Set oShell CreateObject('WScript.Shell') oShell.Run '''C:\MyScripts\ddl.exe'' -p1 -c' 'some code oShell.Run 'taskkill /f /im ddl.exe',, True SendKeys - Works for all app, if the window name is known.
However I was using the ShowDialog to actually get a DialogResult the other day and thought, why don't I just use the normal show method when opening and closing forms, but if I run the same code replacing ShowDialog with Show, the application closes as soon as form2 is opened.
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