Ok, thanks, I'll revisit the problem.
--- In [email protected], "forxtra" <forx...@...> wrote: > I've been useing the Com plugin v0.61. > > I tried below script#1,#2 after restarting powerpro and changing > configuration to empty.pcf. > and, most of sample scripts included in COMplugin0.61.zip cause this problem > in my environment. > > ; Scrpt #1 ------------------------------------------------- > Local Com_Status > > Local sUrl = "http://powerpro.webeddie.com/xdownload.shtml"; > Local oHTTP = Com.Create_Object("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1") > oHTTP.Open("GET", sUrl) > oHTTP.Send() > Local sHTML = oHTTP.ResponseText > oHTTP = Com.Release(oHTTP) > ;~ Com.Release_All() > > For Each Line l In sHtml > Win.Debug(l) > EndFor > > Exec.ScriptDebug(1) > ; #1 > Com.Unload > > ; #2 > Shutdown.PowerPro() > ; ---------------------------------------------------------- > > > > ; Scrpt #2 -------------------------------------------------- > Local Com_Status > > Local num = "12345678" > Local vbs = Com.Create_Object("ScriptControl") > vbs.Language = "VBScript" > Local formatted = vbs.Eval("FormatNumber(&(num),0)") > vbs = Com.Release(vbs) > ;~ Com.Release_All() > > Win.Debug(formatted) > > Exec.ScriptDebug(1) > ; #1 > Com.Unload > > ; #2 > Shutdown.PowerPro() > ; ---------------------------------------------------------- > > Regardless of Com.Release() or Com.Release_All(), the same problem appears. > > If executing a Com.Unload at mark #1, powerpro crashes. > So, I could never see "Exit Powerpro?" confirm dialog box at mark #2 > > If commenting out a Com.unload, Shutdown.PowerPro() does not exit powerpro > cleanly and powerpro.exe still remains in the Task Manager. > So, there might be two (or more) instances of powerpo.exe. > > To prevent two instances, I have to press Ctrl+Alt+Del(to open Task Manager), > and then click the "End Process" button. > > > Thanks. >
