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One option would be something like wait_closed(w::Window) (since wait(::Window) is defined to wait until the window is ready, i.e., electron is all started and the window has been initialized).
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One option rather than wait_closed might be success. Now, when I look at the docs and source now, I can only find info about using it to run a process – I seem to recall I saw something about using it to wait for a process to finish (and to determine if it was successful), even if it was already started? At least that's how it seems to work. (Worth double-checking, I guess :-)
If that's the official behavior, it might be possible to treat the window as analogous to the process belonging to its shell, and to simply add a delegation:
Requested in #195
One option would be something like
wait_closed(w::Window)
(sincewait(::Window)
is defined to wait until the window is ready, i.e., electron is all started and the window has been initialized).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: