Is there a Way to close the application opened with Salling?

[cybermat]

Sorry for the dumb question...but if i open BS player and then i would like to open Winamp, i can't close BS player window, so after many clicks i have on the desktop Itunes, Bs player and other programs opened.

Is there a way to close them?

Thank U

[salling]

Hi,

At this time there's not.

Best.
--
Jonas

[quote="cybermat"]Sorry for the dumb question...but if i open BS player and then i would like to open Winamp, i can't close BS player window, so after many clicks i have on the desktop Itunes, Bs player and other programs opened.

Is there a way to close them?

Thank U[/quote]

[cybermat]

Ok , so i'll make starting the mouse pointing service in order to click on "x" :D

[daffy]

Now there are ways.

1. add a quit menu item
Example Windows Media Player:
In the beginning of the MediaPlayer.js file under //Initialize more Menu
add

moreMenuItems[8] = "Quit";

and

moreMenuItemUUIDs[8] = "quit";

2. to quit a program there are several ways.
2.1. one that should always work:
-check if program is open and get its handle by FindWindow()
-if it is open, then activate it by ActivateWindow() and close the program by sending the keystroke ALT+F4 by SendVirtualKeystroke(0x73,false,false,true,false);

Example for Windows Media Player:
change the function moreMenu_Value(theScreen, theProperty) to

function moreMenu_ValueUpdated(theScreen, theProperty)
{
setting_moremenu_item = theScreen.selectedItem;
writeSettings();

//----new for closing
if (moreMenuItemUUIDs[theScreen.selectedItem] == "quit") {
var wmpwh = FindWindow("WMPlayerApp", "Windows Media Player");
if (wmpwh != 0) {
theTerminal.PopTo("Windows Media Player");
player.controls.Stop();
ActivateWindow(wmpwh);
SendVirtualKeystroke(0x73,false,false,true,false);
}
} else
//---- end new

if(moreMenuItemUUIDs[theScreen.selectedItem] != "") {
theTerminal.ExecuteScript(moreMenuItemUUIDs[theScreen.selectedItem]);
}
}

2.2. if the Program "understands" a "close" command and you now it, then you can just send the "close signal".
Example BSPlayer in the file BSPlayer.js :

In the function moreMenu_ValueUpdated(theScreen, theProperty)
exchange the if-loop by

if( uuid == "quit" ) {
var bspwh = FindWindow( "BSPlayer", "" );
if( bspwh == 0 ) throw "null player";
SendMessage( bspwh, WM_BSP_CMD, BSP_Exit, 0 );
theTerminal.PopTo("BSPlayer");
return false;
} else if( uuid != "" ) {
theTerminal.ExecuteScript(moreMenuItemUUIDs[theScreen.selectedItem]);
// Force an update of the mediaplayer widget, before the next track starts
currentSong = null;
currentAlbum = null;
}

Here the variable BSP_Exit must be initialized or replaced by its value (which is 77). In my opinion and to go conform with the rest of the code, this should be done in the beginning of the file, where the other BSP_ variables are initialized by
var BSP_Exit = 77;