understand when user closes a window

Question

At the end of my c# console program, I have made a M file which graph a function in MATLAB, and run it this way:

System.Diagnostics.Process Mfile = new System.Diagnostics.Process();
Mfile.StartInfo.FileName = "M.m";
Mfile.Start();

Is there any way to write a code that when user closes that MATLAB window, a txt file opens? I can open both files together but I'm really interested to know if it is possible to understand when user closes that MATLAB file.

Answer 1

Process.WaitForExit is somewhat in the ballpark, but what you want is an event.

You can use Process.Exited to invoke a method once the process is closed.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.diagnostics.process.exited.aspx

Answer 2

Check out Process.WaitForExit method. As documentation says it should wait for the process you will transfer. The using should be like

Mfile.WaitForExit();
// here you can invoke Notepad.exe with your text file