> This seems to work... but it is not very nice code, as it doesn't make
> distinction of what instance of "get_iplayer" or "mplayer
> you are dealing with...
> Also it leaves some trash (get_iplayer doesn't take care of it's trashes!)
> to ~/.get_iplayer.
> Maybe get_iplayer should be killed with some other signal.
>
> PUBLIC SUB btnStop_Click()
> DIM pid1 AS String
> DIM pid2 AS String
>
> IF hProc.State = Process.Running THEN
> SHELL ("pidof get_iplayer") TO pid1
> SHELL ("pidof mplayer") TO pid2
> DEBUG pid1;; pid2
> SHELL "kill " & pid1 & " " & pid2
> hProc.Kill()
> ENDIF
>
> END
>
> Jussi
>
Hi,
I have made the following change for Gambas 3:
When running a process with SHELL, a process group is created for that shell,
and when the Kill() method is called, the entire process group is killed
instead of just the shell process.
I tried with Bill's shell command, and it works. All the bunch run by
"get_iplayer ... | mplayer ..." is killed as expected.
Regards,
--
Benoît Minisini
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