Process::HasExited always true

[piul]

Am I the only fool using .NET in here?... haha In the process I´ve explained here the property Process::HasExited is true from the moment the process starts. The same occurs with the method void extProcessWorkCompleted (System::Object^ /*sender*/, System::ComponentModel::RunWorkerCompletedEventArgs^ e) which is called when the process starts, and not when it actually finishes. Has this something to do with the process´s code or am I doing something wrong?

[Luc Pattyn]

piul wrote:

Am I the only fool using .NET in here?

I don't know.

piul wrote:

am I doing something wrong?

Most probably. :|

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[piul]

Well... I was trying to make a joke, nothing else. I´m sorry if that dissapointed someone.

[Ravi Sant]

No one is disappointed. It is NOT sensible to rewrite about same question. And we have Message Type, which has Joke in it. If you want to Joke, come and have a good joke at Lounge.

[RobCroll]

Foolish, The extProcessWorkCompleted event is raised when the process starts? Definitely someone has got it wrong. Couldn't see any MSDN documentation on extProcessWorkCompleted so I'm guessing it's you.

"You get that on the big jobs."

[Lost User]

piul wrote:

The same occurs with the method void extProcessWorkCompleted (System::Object^ /*sender*/, System::ComponentModel::RunWorkerCompletedEventArgs^ e) which is called when the process starts, and not when it actually finishes.

Some executables finish immediately after spawning a child-proces. Can you compare the Process-ID of the executable that you started to the one that seems to be running?

I are Troll :suss: