[RESOLVED] Is "kill" synchronous or assynchronous function

[RS_Arm]

Is "kill" synchronous or asynchronous function?

[Joacim Andersson]

As with all built in functions it's synchronous, it doesn't return until it has done its job or failed to do so (however technically speaking Kill is a statement and not a function).

[RS_Arm]

Thank you Joacim.
If I understood you well, my app will not run nothing more until "kill" ends its "processing" (couldn't find a better word). Is that right?

By what i saw in MSDN, the kill function/statement doesn't return any value, so I can I know if the file was deleted successfully?

[Joacim Andersson]

You have understood correctly. The Killl statement will raise an error if it fails. You must trap this error.

[RS_Arm]

Ok, thank you very much for your quick reply.