I have an application where bindings work almost as they should, there is just one problem: Some GUI elements update the underlying data type \"on exit\" i.e. when focusing on something else. However
In a C program, I generally use EXIT_SUCCESS or EXIT_FAILURE in exit() function to improve clarity and understandability of the program.
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is there some way to run code on termination, no matter what kind termination (abnormal,normal,uncaught exception etc.)?
Let\'s say I have a typical Blackberry app: public class MyApp extends UiApplication { public static void main(String[] args) {
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Consider this (exemplary) bash script: #!/bin/bash -e errorExit() { echo \"\" >&2 echo \"ERROR (${var_scriptfilename}):\" >&2
I was trying to time the execution time of an application by using this \'/usr/bin/time -p ./a.out\'. This is returning \'command exited with non-zero status 1\' but it is giving me the timing informa
I know that in WP7 it is not possible to exit application programatically. So haw can I handle the following need?
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