Process.Exit event not being raised

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Hi there,

I'm running a process object within a .NET app, very simple, the process
is declared with events, i'm handling the Exit event and running a win32
application. No matter how the process closes the event is never raised, is
this because it is a win32 app rather than .NET? I've tried closing,
killing, and even sending a WM_CLOSE event to the window, it closes but no
event is raised.

My only other solution was to keep monitoring the HasExited property on
a background thread but I would rather use the event as that is what it was
created for. Thanks in advance if anyone has any advice on this!

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Nick Pateman

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