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I'm developing an iPhone/iPad application through Phonegap, is there a way to implement a sort of "click here to quit app"? I mean quit for real, not "put it in the background and go to home screen". Thanks in advance. you can use following code to quite your app on click, device.exitApp() OR navigator.app.exitApp() Hope this may help you. is there a way to implement a sort of "click here to quit app"?' Yes, there is a way for really exiting the app and killing its process. But never do that. Not only because Apple rejects your app if you do this. The problem with this is bad user experience.

Okay, so I upgrade my old 4.6 Unity project into Unity 5.0. Overall, the process was relatively painless, but now my Quit button doesn't work when I build for Android. And I get a very odd message via logcat: E/Unity (23691): RenderTexture warning: Destroying active render texture. Switching to main context. E/Unity (23691): E/Unity (23691): (Filename: Line: 295) E/Unity (23691): My quit code in my GameController script is pretty simple: public void Quit () { Application.Quit(); } void OnApplicationQuit () { if (showAds) { //just in case adController.DestroyAll(); } } What should I be looking

I have thought a lot and read lot of articles before asking this question here. None of the articles gave me a proper answer. http://mayaposch.wordpress.com/2011/11/01/how-to-really-truly-use-qthreads-the-full-explanation/ QThread* thread = new QThread; Worker* worker = new Worker(); worker->moveToThread(thread); connect(worker, SIGNAL(error(QString)), this, SLOT(errorString(QString))); connect(thread, SIGNAL(started()), worker, SLOT(process())); connect(worker, SIGNAL(finished()), thread, SLOT(quit())); connect(worker, SIGNAL(finished()), worker, SLOT(deleteLater())); connect(thread, SIGNAL

When developing an app, it is sometimes useful to force-quit an application without having to re-start the entire device. On my iPhone, I can force-quit the active app by double-clicking the home button and swiping the app to the top. For the actual Apple Watch (not the simulators), force-quitting an app is particularly useful since there are sometimes connection problems between Xcode and the watch app. Also, sometimes I would like to force-quit my Apple Watch app when it is not connected to Xcode. So, how can I force-quit / terminate the active app on the Apple Watch without restarting the

I have been having this Xcode problem for a couple of months where my iOS simulator stops working whenever i run any application on Xcode and says, "The simulated application quit." and "iOS Simulator could not find the SDK. The SDK may need to be reinstalled." I am running Xcode 4.3.3 and have iOS sdk 5.1 and everything updated but it happened on my previous version of Xcode also. I have tried reinstalling Xcode over 10 times now and have been posting this question for a while now. No one has been able to get a solution. I have even sent in a bug report to apple but i don't think they will

How can I detect when a user exits the application? (hitting the home button) And how can I detect when the relaunch it? (clicking the icon) *I'm not talking about users manually quitting the app by holding the home button and then making the icons wiggle and deleting the app instance from the sub-dock. i'm talking about just temporarily exiting the app buy clicking the home button.. maybe sending a text or whatnot then coming back to the app. Thanks! - (void)applicationDidEnterBackground:(UIApplication *)application and - (void)applicationDidBecomeActive:(UIApplication *)application In your

I'm using the 12.0 Interop library, which is the default for Outlook 2007. I'm actually aiming for Outlook 2003 to 2010 integration with a code example that registers to a quit event. Even though the docs say that there is an application Quit event for the Outlook app, I can't find it in the Outlook.Application object implementation. Visual Studio 2010 seems to identify Quit as a method: Question: How would one register to the Outlook application's Quit event? (if there is one, or any event that is triggered when the application quits) If possible provide some example code. Thanks! Just try to

We don't want the user enter our app if the app is out-dated. Is that is possible to quit a iOS app when we do some date check BEFORE the app launch? Or it is possible to quit the application after the main view is loaded? Before the app launches: no. The launch animation is already in progress when the OS calls main . After some time (1-2 sec): yes. You can use one of [[UIApplication sharedApplication] terminateWithSuccess]; exit(0); abort(); assert(0); pthread_kill(pthread_self()); so many ways, but neither will go through AppStpre - you're not supposed to close your app programmatically.