Killing a windows process

P

Patrick Hurley

signal = 4 # or 9 if you really want to take it out :)
Process.kill signal, pid

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J

joevandyk

I'm using win32/process's Create function to start a new Windows
process.

However, if I do a Process.kill(0, <pid>) to a program that I started
via Ruby, it always returns back an array with the pid in it, even if
the process was killed.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Joe
 

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