[Help] Conversational adventure

[SirJohann]

Hi guys. I've been working in a conversational adventure with AutoIt, but I have a problem. Is not a big problem, but If you can help me with it, that would be great. This is the code:

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#AutoIt3Wrapper_Run_Before = mkdir build
#AutoIt3Wrapper_OutFile = build\ConsoleAdventure.exe

#RequireAdmin ;~D

#include 'WinAPI.au3'

#include 'MsgBoxConstants.au3' ;~D

#include 'include\Console.au3' ; Matt Diesel (Mat)
#include 'include\AutoItObject.au3' ; monoceres, trancexx, Kip, Prog@ndy (license in docs\AutoItObject)

_AutoItObject_Startup()

OnAutoItExitRegister('_OnExit')

Global $_oErrorHandler = ObjEvent('AutoIt.Error', '_OnObjectError')

Global $_oConsole = _NewConsole()
If Not $_oConsole.Alloc Then _WinAPI_ShowError('Error allocating the console') ;~D

While True
    Sleep(100)
WEnd

Func _NewConsole()
    Local $oClass = _AutoItObject_Class()
    With $oClass
        .Create()
        .AddProperty('Alloc', $ELSCOPE_READONLY, _Console_Alloc())
    EndWith
    Return $oClass.Object
EndFunc

Func _OnObjectError($oError)
    _WinAPI_ShowError($oError.windescription & 'Line: ' & $oError.scriptline)
EndFunc

Func _OnExit()
    MsgBox($MB_ICONINFORMATION, '_OnExit', True) ;~D
    _AutoItObject_Shutdown()
EndFunc

Everything works fine, but _OnExit is never called. I tried with SetConsoleCtrlHandle, in Kernel32.dll, and I'm able to catch and handle the events, but the close event always close the process and _OnExit is never called. Any ideas for a possible solution? Is not a big problem, and shutting down the library is not fully required, but I don't like to leave libraries open.

~Sorry if I wrote something wrong, I'm not english-speaker~

Edit:

The ;~D lines are debug lines, they will be deleted.

Edited April 22, 2014 by SirJohann

[jaberwacky]

I think you need the Exit keyword somewhere in your code.

[SirJohann]

Also tried, but anyways, when the console shows up and you close it it's like calling exit, it closes the program with exit code 0, but thanks.

[jaberwacky]

I see, I've never used _WinAPI_ShowError.

But anyways, I think the problem lies here: If Not $_oConsole.Alloc Then _WinAPI_ShowError('Error allocating the console')

If I remove the line then all seems well with the world.

[SirJohann]

¿But is _OnCall called? I'm gonna try.