Yes, it should be possible but how detect if the script crashes?
My initial idea is add a ThinBasic executable watchdog, I'll check ASAP.
Ciao,
Roberto
This possible bug refers to the problem exposed in the following topic: http://community.thinbasic.com/index...13223#msg13223
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Roberto,
when a bundled EXE generates a GPF, it seems that exploded files remain on disk instead being deleted when user confirm OS dialog showing GPF info.
I think this happen because thinBundle process running the script execution process are in some way dependant so if the latest hangs, all the process chain hangs.
Do you think it would be possible for thinBundle to execute script process in async way so even if script execution process crash, thinBundle can still work and delete files at the end?
Thanks a lot
Eros
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Yes, it should be possible but how detect if the script crashes?
My initial idea is add a ThinBasic executable watchdog, I'll check ASAP.
Ciao,
Roberto
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Maybe checking if process PID is still active or not in the OS process list.
But I do not know much on this.
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