Wish I wish ExitApplication didn't empty the clipboard.

LucaMs

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• Jan 19, 2021

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I wish ExitApplication didn't empty the clipboard.

 

Pendrush

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• Jan 19, 2021

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You should not using it after all.

 

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LucaMs

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I solved by not showing the MainForm and closing this, which should close the application as well.
It's a "workaround" and couldn't be done with a non-UI applications.

 

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LucaMs

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Pendrush said:

You should not using it after all.

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Remove it from the language, then

 

Pendrush

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My bad. Did not see B4J Bugs & Wishlist. My answer is wrong.

 

LucaMs

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Pendrush said:

My bad. Did not see B4J Bugs & Wishlist. My answer is wrong.

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No, it wasn't.

 

LucaMs

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LucaMs said:

I solved by not showing the MainForm and closing this, which should close the application as well.
It's a "workaround" and couldn't be done with a non-UI applications.

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Not solved; doing so, just closing the MainFrom, it seems to keep the jar process alive.

 

alwaysbusy

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Are you using Windows Multi Clipboard (clipboard history)? I do and I haven't seen that behavior of an empty clipboard after running ExitApplication.



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LucaMs

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• Jan 19, 2021

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I have Windows 7.

 

Erel

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ExitApplication doesn't do anything special with the clipboard, it just kills the process. It is possible that the OS decides to clear the clipboard.