Quit() to recognise IDE stop button fuction! #2716
Description
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Hi,
I'm using Python concurrent.future threads ... in Pycharm.
I have a save/load project function for my program ... no GUI.
I'm using the Pycharm square stop box to exit the program.
My Save function
I cannot safely write to disk, which threads are done/pending ...
because there is a possibility the save file will corrupt if I push
the square stop box while (example - thread 5) is saving.
My Load function
I have created a workaround by backing up the save file ...
and reloading it ... if the written file was corrupted on shutdown.
QUESTION
If we could include a feature into quit() or exit() ... that asks the user ...
"Was python closed?" (by Pycharm or some other IDE) ... then
if it was closed ... a final call is made to quit() ... to run some final code
the user has written.
is this possible?
Describe the solution you'd like
If we could include a feature into quit() or exit() ... that asks the user ...
"Was python closed?" (by Pycharm or some other IDE) ... then
if it was closed ... a final call is made to quit() ... to run some final code
the user has written.
Basic Example
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Describe alternatives you've considered
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Drawbacks and Impact
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Additional context
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