System.Diagnostics.Process.Start async callback?

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Hi all,

Is there some way to execute an external process that will execute
asynchronously and then notify me when it's completed? Any sort of a
callback or class member that I could check periodically to see if
it's still running would work. The reason for this is that the
external process will be reading from a file that needs to be re-
written after each iteration. Thanks!
 
You can always set the EnableRaisingEvents property on the Process
instance to true, and then subscribe to the Exited event.
 
Works perfectly, thanks!

You can always set the EnableRaisingEvents property on the Process
instance to true, and then subscribe to the Exited event.

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Hi all,
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Is there some way to execute an external process that will execute
asynchronously and then notify me when it's completed? Any sort of a
callback or class member that I could check periodically to see if
it's still running would work. The reason for this is that the
external process will be reading from a file that needs to be re-
written after each iteration. Thanks!
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