} // static void Main()
//
// static private void Exit( object, EventArgs )
//
// Our application exit routine, conveniently wrapped up in an event handler object (making it idea
// for calling from a UI element).
//
static private void Exit(object SelectedMenuItem, EventArgs e)
{
if (Profile.IsEdited())
{
NotifyUnsavedChanges();
}
// Let's serialise the MRU before oblivion.
ProfileMRU.Serialize();
// If we're monitoring process startup, let's stop doing so.
if (Properties.Settings.Default.EnableAutoOpenProfile)
{
DisableAutoOpenProfile(null, null);
}
// And persist any of the settings.
Properties.Settings.Default.Save();
// And get rid of the system tray icon.
if (sysTrayIcon != null)
{
// strackoverflow tip:
// trayicon must be set to null in order to keep it from lingering in the tray.
// Robert (04.23.15)
sysTrayIcon.Visible = false;
sysTrayIcon.Dispose();
sysTrayIcon = null;
}
Application.Exit();
} // static private void Exit( object, EventArgs )
} // static void Main()
//
// static private void Exit( object, EventArgs )
//
// Our application exit routine, conveniently wrapped up in an event handler object (making it idea
// for calling from a UI element).
//
static private void Exit(object SelectedMenuItem, EventArgs e)
{
if (vi_profile.IsEdited())
{
NotifyUnsavedChanges();
}
// Let's serialise the MRU before oblivion.
ProfileMRU.Serialize();
// If we're monitoring process startup, let's stop doing so.
if (Properties.Settings.Default.EnableAutoOpenProfile)
{
DisableAutoOpenProfile(null, null);
}
// And persist any of the settings.
Properties.Settings.Default.Save();
// And get rid of the system tray icon.
sysTrayIcon.Dispose();
Application.Exit();
} // static private void Exit( object, EventArgs )
