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From: mandel@vax.anes.tulane.edu (Jeff E Mandel MD MS)
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Subject: Re: What? No kiss goodbye? You tease!
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Date: 18 Jan 91 14:53:30 GMT
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In article <22703@well.sf.ca.us> gurgle@well.sf.ca.us (Pete Gontier) writes:
>Folks:
> 
>The thing I can't seem to get to work is the goodbye kiss. I go ahead and
>whack the DCE's control flags with the appropriate bit mask, but I'm not
>getting any goodbye kiss when I tell the host app to quit (as opposed to
>actually closing the DA).

I looked at my working code and found that I always set this in the driver's
resource:

resource 'DRVR' (dNum, ".JFMDriver", locked,preload) {
	needLock,
	dontNeedTime,
	needGoodbye,		/* Hey you! Here! Look Here! */
	statusEnable,
	ctlEnable,
	noWriteEnable,
	noReadEnable,
	0,						/* drvrDelay */
	activMask|updateMask|mDownMask|keyDownMask|autoKeyMask, 			/* drvrEMask */
	ResID,					/* drvrMenu */
	"JFMDriver",			/* drvrName */
	$$resource("JFMDriver.DRVW", 'DRVW', 0)
};


Since my code works, and this is the way that the MPW manual suggests doing it,
it might be worth trying.

Jeff E Mandel MD MS
Asst. Professor of Anesthesiology
Tulane University School of Medicine
New Orleans, LA