Looking for code for "close on inject" function.

[Lezzy]

Title pretty much explains what I am looking for, for my first injector.

[why06]

 return 0;

=/

[kotentopf]

TerminateProcess//Kill the Process directly

or at the FormEditor

this->Close()//simulate close button

[Lezzy]

What about a function that closes the program after 10 seconds if a button is pressed.?

[whit+]

What are you coding in first of all..?

[NOOB]

What about a function that closes the program after 10 seconds if a button is pressed.?

[HIGHLIGHT=Visual Basic]System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(600000) :
Me.Close()[/HIGHLIGHT]

[Astral Witch]

To close any program all you do is return execution to the OS from the main function ( why06 got it ). Everything you ever program will always have a main function.

[Stan-Marsh]

Here i think return 0;

[topblast]

I think he is coding an injector in VB.net i dont know why he want to code stupidness.
If it is in VB then it you will have to Inject then add.

System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(10000)
Me.Close()
'Or you can do Application.Exit()

if it is C++.
as why said.

 
  return 0;

[Gordon`]

return 0 will only work when you return in the main thread. use exit or terminateprocess

[[MPGH]master131]

VB:
[highlight=vbnet]System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(10000)[/highlight]
Will cause your program to freeze if you don't run it from a seperate thread.

C++:
[highlight=c++]Sleep(10000)[/highlight]

[Departure]

IPC, inter process communication, get your thread to let your application know if it successfully attached and executed the procedure/function if all is good then close the injector else keep it open, While timers and on button click events are fine they are not really closing the app on a success, instead they will close app no matter what happends