In computing, the "exit" command is typically used to terminate a program or a process, while the "close" command is used to shut down a file or a resource that is being used within a program. When you use the "exit" command, you are ending the entire program, whereas the "close" command is specifically used to release a specific file or resource that was previously opened or accessed. Essentially, "exit" is for ending the program, while "close" is for closing individual components within the program.
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Batch file that opens a program waits 5 seconds then closes that program. For some reason I cannot get this batch to perform the open portion, wait, then the close portion in .... startup batch file hangs up on second command.
It is 'Java program' to be precise, and the command is: 'javac sourcefilename.java'
The command is "javac".
Command
the command "display" brings up the ImageMagick program.
exit
A signal is a command sent by the operating system or by the user, to a program or process, forcing it to do something. The "kill signal" forces a program to immediately "close" (terminate) regardless of what it is doing. You should not use the "kill signal" unless the program has a problem or cannot end or close properly, because you will lose whatever it is working on.
If the program is in source code and stored in a file, use the 'cat' command to list out its contents.
When you use the Exit command after clicking Save, the program will close the current document or file without any further prompts to save changes, as the changes have already been saved. The Exit command will typically close the entire program or application, ending your current session. It is important to ensure that you have saved all necessary changes before using the Exit command to avoid losing any unsaved work.
Run "edit" command..