I noticed that when exiting a function which would take me to the top level of the stack I'm left with the stack frame I had before entering the function in addition to the stack frame of where the
This section describes how to exit an application by a right swipe on the screen. To exit the application, you must call the terminate function. When a user right swipes on a page, the onswipe event is triggered. Invoke app.terminate in the event to exit the application. You must ...
How do i make my Node app. from stop exiting - when i like it to keep running and wait for response from a Web Socket connection? As you can see i have tried different stuff in the 'PreventExit' function. I simply want the app. to keep receiving data from the web socket connection...
The biggest problem I've got now is that I can't find a way in Javascript to quit the Photoshop application when I'm done. (I know VBS has a quit function, but rewriting my script into VBS isn't really an option, unless there's a way I can run VBS code from within my ...
This fix ensures the main thread does not terminate before an ESM worker's handleMessage function completes by moving the atomic lock release to the end of the function. As far as I can see, there ...
<script type="text/javascript""> function onLoad() { document.addEventListener("deviceready", onDeviceReady, true); } function exitFromApp() { navigator.app.exitApp(); } </script> Translate Tags: HTML5 Intel® XDK 0 Kudos Reply All forum topics Previous topic Next topic 2 Replies Ada...
System Using GeckoDriver version: 0.24.0 Mozilla Firefox 67.0 Linux 4.14.62-65.117.amzn1.x86_64 Python 3.7, Selenium 3.141.0 This is run inside of docker with --shm-size 3G Stacktrace <class 'selenium.common.exceptions.WebDriverException...
:!su -c killall zygoteThe JavaScript wayconst ps = require('ps-node'); ps.lookup({ command: 'vim' }, function(error, resultList) { resultList.forEach(function(process) { if (process) { ps.kill(process.pid); } }); });The Kubernetes wayCredit: @Evalle...
@kripken Your example is different from mine because it has a main() function. Mine explicitly calls from Node.JS (thus the javascript file that goes with it). It still hangs for me (-s PROXY_TO_PTHREAD=1 or -s PROXY_TO_PTHREAD) if I don't give it enough threads. See below: #...
My investigation have shown that just opening a project in the IDE seems to be enough to cause this bug (which have been Go, Ruby, Python, and Javascript projects) - if I knew details of the actual commands the IDE is calling I would be happy to continue with my investigation to try ...