[rt-2]

Hi,
Is there a way to block the console from closing when doing CTRL+C.
I know its possible in most language like NodeJS etc..
Thank you,
rt-2

[Sew_Sumi]

Why are you pressing ctrl-c then?

There's no preventing it.

[rt-2]

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Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi Why are you pressing ctrl-c then? There's no preventing it.

Because when you click X it doesn't execute OnServerExit,
When you do CTRL+C it does,,,
Maybe there is something I can put in OnServerExit to stop the termination.
Thank you,
rt-2

[Sew_Sumi]

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Originally Posted by rt-2 Because when you click X it doesn't execute OnServerExit, When you do CTRL+C it does,,, Maybe there is something I can put in OnServerExit to stop the termination. Thank you, rt-2

There isn't as Ctrl-C is a stop process key combo. It's nothing to do with the server executable, hence why when you use a command in command prompt, and have the command 'hang', you press ctrl-c, and you are able to stop it.





Now really, why on earth are you even pressing ctrl-c in the first instance...

[rt-2]

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Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi There isn't as Ctrl-C is a stop process key combo. It's nothing to do with the server executable, hence why when you use a command in command prompt, and have the command 'hang', you press ctrl-c, and you are able to stop it. Now really, why on earth are you even pressing ctrl-c in the first instance...

AGAIN, because pressing CTRL+C is how you CCCClose a console application,,, thats how you do it,, if I use the X button (or CTRL+Z on linux), it just kills the server,, when you do CTRL+C the server actually executes the "serverExit" and "filterscriptExit" events and THEN closes....

rt-2

[Sew_Sumi]

What are you not getting here?

[billy1337samp]

what is this guy on..

[rt-2]

That's actually basic computer, back in the 80's that's what you'd use,, if you guys can't understand CTRL+C to Close an application than you don't understand BASIC computing (no pun intended xD).
rt-2

[Sew_Sumi]

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Originally Posted by rt-2 That's actually basic computer, back in the 80's that's what you'd use,, if you guys can't understand CTRL+C to Close an application than you don't understand BASIC computing (no pun intended xD). rt-2

Then there is no preventing it...

[rt-2]

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Originally Posted by Sew_Sumi Then there is no preventing it...

I think most likely a dll plugin would be able to do that,, rather than pawn