M
Martijn Mulder
What method can I call to terminate my Forms-based application and give
control back to the system?
control back to the system?
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
Martijn Mulder said:What method can I call to terminate my Forms-based application and give
control back to the system?
Call the main form's 'Close' method.
L
Lloyd Dupont
Application.Exit()
R
Robbe Morris [C# MVP]
M
Martijn Mulder
Just call this method.
Yes, I have that. From somewhere deep inside the code, in response to a
certain event, I call the static method
System.Windows.Forms.Application.Exit();
to finish the program and return control to the operating system
Yes, I have that. From somewhere deep inside the code, in response to a
certain event, I call the static method
System.Windows.Forms.Application.Exit();
to finish the program and return control to the operating system
R
rsine
What is the preferred method for closing a forms based application? Is
it using the forms "Close" method, "Application.Exit", or perhaps the
key word "END"? I am looking for a best practices answer so please
clarify the "why" if you consider one way better than another.
-Thanks
it using the forms "Close" method, "Application.Exit", or perhaps the
key word "END"? I am looking for a best practices answer so please
clarify the "why" if you consider one way better than another.
-Thanks
M
Martijn Mulder
What is the preferred method for closing a forms based application?
From somewhere deep inside the code, in response to a
certain event, call the static method
System.Windows.Forms.Application.Exit();
to finish the program and return control to the operating system
From somewhere deep inside the code, in response to a
certain event, call the static method
System.Windows.Forms.Application.Exit();
to finish the program and return control to the operating system