4 examples of 'how to exit node in terminal' in JavaScript
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142 onNodeExit() { 143 this.trigger('exit'); 144 }
203 private _onExit(exitCode: number): void { 204 this._process = null; 205 206 // If the process is marked as launching then mark the process as killed 207 // during launch. This typically means that there is a problem with the 208 // shell and args. 209 if (this.processState === ProcessState.LAUNCHING) { 210 this.processState = ProcessState.KILLED_DURING_LAUNCH; 211 } 212 213 // If TerminalInstance did not know about the process exit then it was 214 // triggered by the process, not on VS Code's side. 215 if (this.processState === ProcessState.RUNNING) { 216 this.processState = ProcessState.KILLED_BY_PROCESS; 217 } 218 219 this._onProcessExit.fire(exitCode); 220 }
9 function ExitNode(host, port, secure) { 10 this.setUri(host, port, secure); 11 12 this.unique = 1; 13 this.connected = false; 14 15 this.callbacks = []; 16 };
264 exitAllTerminals () { 265 for (let terminal of this.terminals_set) { 266 terminal.exit() 267 } 268 }