After running a file, the associated process can be killed via ctrl-keypad0.
However if you start the instance twice, only the last instance will be killed. This works fine for self terminating programs. Servers however become lost locking their port, you need to manually kill the process via windows task manager.
It would save a lot of hassle if starting a new process would automatically kill the previous process. (Maybe via configuration option?)
After running a file, the associated process can be killed via ctrl-keypad0.
However if you start the instance twice, only the last instance will be killed. This works fine for self terminating programs. Servers however become lost locking their port, you need to manually kill the process via windows task manager.
It would save a lot of hassle if starting a new process would automatically kill the previous process. (Maybe via configuration option?)