Hello,
when running a script in TUI by “salome -t script.py” if we want to kill salome after the script is finished,
I normally added at the end of the script
import killSalome
killSalome.killAllPorts()
but this will kill all the instances of salome if I am correctly, so if we are running multiple scripts in the background it will be problematic, is there any way to kill the actual instance?
i found “killSalome.killMyPort” and tried to use
import killSalome
killSalome.killMyPort()
without succes, as the instance stills runs. any solution for this?
EDIT:
it looks that this workaround solves the problem I was having, by adding at the end of the script:
import killSalome os
killSalome.killMyPort(os.getenv('NSPORT'))
best regards,
F.