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An UWP app which runs on desktop can be closed from the top X button but it doesn't have any event for it. It is known that on phones and tablets an app should rely on Suspending event, no matter how it's triggered and then the app should rely on ApplicationExecutionState . However, here is a (maybe) common scenario: on phones the Suspending event suffice and in case a Voip call is going on it will be operated by OS after the app is suspended. On desktop the close button is expected, by user, to completely close the app. So if a call is on going it should be hanged up and certain resources

I am hunting a bug which might be connected to unit initialization order. Is there a way to see which initialization section was executed when? I need to know the order. This is during debugging, so I have the full power of the Delphi IDE, in my case Delphi 2009. I could set breakpoints, but this is rather tedious when having many units. Do you have any suggestions? For units in the interface uses list, the initialization sections of the units used by a client are executed in the order in which the units appear in the client's uses clause. see Online Help \ Programs and Units \ The

I'm looking to build a program that would allow me to send SMS messages directly from the C# Application. I intend to build an 'Automatic Appointment Reminder' system that would automatically send SMS messages to recipients' mobile phones notifying them of their upcoming appointment. Could anyone advise on how I would implement this type of feature as I have no experience in 'Mobile Communications' and mobile connectivity with desktop applications. My carrier is EE (If that helps?) Any help would be greatly appreciated. Most major carriers offer an email to text service. The program can use

I mainly developing Java EE and now I'm in a situation where I need to write a small native Java app. But tbh I'm a little bit lost, which frameworks (Swing, SWT, etc.) are out there? Is some rapid dev also possible with one of these? Maybe someone could provide me some links or share his experiences. Swing and SWT are the two main candidates, yes. JavaFX also comes to mind, but I think it's not yet ready for prime time: it had no UI editing tool worth speaking of for a long time, the only enterprise UI prototype I know of in real life was a fiasco... Swing and SWT are the two you might think

Resize display resolution using a python function. It should be cross platform, ie support for windows, linux and mac (it is okay to have multiple cases depending on the operating system) I have code which I think works on linux (Ubuntu) I am looking for a solution for windows and mac (should support both 32 and 64 bit machines) def SetResolution(width, height): os.popen("xrandr -s "+str(width)+'x'+str(height)) I would also appreciate it if somebody could tell me how I could get the possible display resolutions for windows and mac my function on linux is this: def GetResolutions(): screen = os

This question already has an answer here: Is there a way to check to see if another program is running full screen 2 answers I did a notifier app in C# that sits on the taskbar and display a balloon when I get something from it, similar to Google Talk when you receive a new email but at the momment it ignores if I am running an application on fullscreen or not and just do it is job. How can I detect and make sure an application is in fullscreen mode? I don't mean maximized (as an app could be maximized on your screen but still not in fullscreen) mode but true fullscreen. For example when you

I have two desktop applications. After closing the first application, the first application will start the second application. How do I start the second application after finishing first application? My first application creates a separate desktop. Chansik Im You can use .NET's Process Class to start a process as other people described. Then the question is when to call. In most cases, using either Form.Closing or Form.Closed event seems to be an easy choice. However, if someone else can handle the event and can set CancelEventArgs.Cancel to true, this may not be the right place to do this.