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From: "Steve" <steve@baus-systems.com>
Subject: Ctrl-C exit VS. Fin
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Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 17:02:51 -0700
To: kermit.misc@columbia.edu
I am attempting to write a VB program that wants to call K95 simply to
receive files.
Something similiar to this:
Do While True
'Wait to recv file 1
Call K95_Server
If Ctrl-C exit
Quit
EndIf
If FileExists(file1)
'Wait to recv file2
Call K95_Server
If FileExists(file2)
Process file2
EndIf
EndIf
Loop
The problem is I can not come up with a way for the VB code to determine if
K95 was truely exited by a users at that PC doing a CRTL-C and not a Fin
from the sending computer or any timeout / abort / too many retries etc.
Since there could be a timeout, simply checking for the existance of file1
will not work.
We are using a function that will keep the application from continuing past
the K95 server until it is finished but it does not return a value that
tells how K95 was exited.
Anyone run into this?
Steve