detect window destruction
M.Schrijver at el.utwente.nl
M.Schrijver at el.utwente.nl
Mon Nov 1 05:11:28 EST 1999
If you wrote your own windows-procedure, you should check for the
WM_CLOSE, or WM_DESTROY messages. You should use the first for e.g.
asking the user if he/she wants to save any data, and the second to free
memory and other resources etc. Normally, both messages are generated
when a user closes a window, in the indicated order.
ir. Marc Schrijver
Faculty of Electrical Engineering (S&S NT)
University of Twente
The Netherlands
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> From: Daphne Yu[SMTP:dyu at bme.jhu.edu]
> Sent: Friday, October 29, 1999 1:52 PM
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> hi vtk users,
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> i'm wondering what's the best way to detect if a user has closed
> a rendering or image window through the window manager? i don't
> seem to see an explicit way to check this. i'm using windows nt
> and c++ with vtk2.4 library.
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> tia,
> daphne
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