void OnClick(object Obj, EventArgs EA)
{
RunRegistry.SetModel(Filename);
}
public static void Run()
{
if (Running)
{
if (!Task.HasExited)
{
AlreadyRunning();
return;
}
}
String Controller = RunRegistry.GetController();
if (!System.IO.File.Exists(Controller))
{
CantFind("controller", Controller);
return;
}
String Solver = RunRegistry.GetSolver();
String Model = RunRegistry.GetModel();
String Msg = "";
Msg += "<root> ";
Msg += "<model> " + Model + " </model>";
Msg += "<solver> " + Solver + " </solver>";
Msg += " </root>";
Task = new Process();
Task.StartInfo.FileName = Controller;
Task.StartInfo.Arguments = AddQuotes(Msg);
if (GeneralRegistry.GetWaitForExit())
{
State.WaitForExit();
}
bool OK = Task.Start();
/* Task.Start() starts the named task, but also associates
* the task with the process object. You can invoke
* WaitForExit() only after this association has been made.
* If invoked to early, an exception is thrown. */
if (GeneralRegistry.GetWaitForExit())
{
Task.WaitForExit();
State.HaveExit();
}
if (!OK)
{
FailedToStart(Controller);
Running = false;
}
else
{
Running = true;
}
}
private void OnApply(object Obj, EventArgs EA)
{
RunRegistry.SetController(Edit.Text);
RefreshLabel(Edit.Text);
}