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[Bug 1715828] [NEW] [1.1.1] Windows: Current popup window remains in the tray after breaking with shift-alt-c --- workaround

 

Public bug reported:

------------------ workaround
use popAsk() instead of popup() and in case of negative answer terminate yourself internally.
Do not use shift-alt-c in this case.
-------------------------------------

Current popup window remains in the tray after breaking (Shift+Alt+C)
the main process and pressing OK button on the popup window.

So, a lot of such remains one can see in the tray after several breaking
actions.

In other words I press shift+alt+с when I see a popup, then press OK in
the popup window to take it away. But it is still shown in the tray as
"dot-sized window", as it seems.

I'd like Sikuli to kill not only the main process but also all its
threads without any remains while pressing shift+alt+c.

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Medium
     Assignee: RaiMan (raimund-hocke)
         Status: In Progress

** Changed in: sikuli
       Status: New => In Progress

** Changed in: sikuli
   Importance: Undecided => Medium

** Changed in: sikuli
     Assignee: (unassigned) => RaiMan (raimund-hocke)

** Changed in: sikuli
    Milestone: None => 1.1.2

** Summary changed:

- [1.1.1] Windows: Current popup window remains in the tray after breaking
+ [1.1.1] Windows: Current popup window remains in the tray after breaking with shift-alt-c --- workaround

** Description changed:

+ ------------------ workaround
+ use popAsk() instead of popup() and in case of negative answer terminate yourself internally.
+ 
+ -------------------------------------
+ 
  Current popup window remains in the tray after breaking (Shift+Alt+C)
  the main process and pressing OK button on the popup window.
  
  So, a lot of such remains one can see in the tray after several breaking
  actions.
  
  In other words I press shift+alt+с when I see a popup, then press OK in
  the popup window to take it away. But it is still shown in the tray as
  "dot-sized window", as it seems.
  
  I'd like Sikuli to kill not only the main process but also all its
  threads without any remains while pressing shift+alt+c.

** Description changed:

  ------------------ workaround
  use popAsk() instead of popup() and in case of negative answer terminate yourself internally.
- 
+ Do not use shift-alt-c in this case.
  -------------------------------------
  
  Current popup window remains in the tray after breaking (Shift+Alt+C)
  the main process and pressing OK button on the popup window.
  
  So, a lot of such remains one can see in the tray after several breaking
  actions.
  
  In other words I press shift+alt+с when I see a popup, then press OK in
  the popup window to take it away. But it is still shown in the tray as
  "dot-sized window", as it seems.
  
  I'd like Sikuli to kill not only the main process but also all its
  threads without any remains while pressing shift+alt+c.

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Title:
  [1.1.1] Windows: Current popup window remains in the tray after
  breaking with shift-alt-c --- workaround

Status in Sikuli:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  ------------------ workaround
  use popAsk() instead of popup() and in case of negative answer terminate yourself internally.
  Do not use shift-alt-c in this case.
  -------------------------------------

  Current popup window remains in the tray after breaking (Shift+Alt+C)
  the main process and pressing OK button on the popup window.

  So, a lot of such remains one can see in the tray after several
  breaking actions.

  In other words I press shift+alt+с when I see a popup, then press OK
  in the popup window to take it away. But it is still shown in the tray
  as "dot-sized window", as it seems.

  I'd like Sikuli to kill not only the main process but also all its
  threads without any remains while pressing shift+alt+c.

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