The Terminate event is triggered for the frame when the frame is told to terminate, by the Terminate method defined on the GhostExec object, by an ancestor frame that executes a return statement, or by the user closing the window through a window manager's close operation.

Use the CurFrame system variable to access this attribute. For more information, see FrameExec Class.

Usage: This event is defined only for the frame as a whole.

The Terminate event is used to check that frames are cleanly closed. You can use this event to check for and clean up open transactions or to save any changes before closing. However, you cannot use the Terminate event block to keep the frame open. When the Terminate event block completes, the frame and its window are closed. Because executing a resume statement terminates an event block, in the case of a Terminate event block the resume statement also terminates the frame and the window.

The following Terminate event block demonstrates how to save any changes on the form before closing the frame:

If any frame in the application executes an exit statement, OpenROAD sends a Terminate event to all open frames in the application (including the frame issuing the exit statement). Additionally, if a user attempts to close a window using the standard window manager functions, both the Terminate event and a WindowClose event are triggered. In such cases, the WindowClose event is executed first. Thus, if you execute a resume statement in the WindowClose event block, the Terminate event is not processed. For more information about this event, see WindowClose Event.