Close the current process during Excel operations

When operating Excel, you can see that one way is to kill all the "Excel" processes. In this way, if a document is opened, it will be closed without prompting whether to save it. the user will go crazy, the following method can only kill the current process

 

Microsoft. Office. InterOP. Excel. Application m_xlapp =   New Microsoft. Office. InterOP. Excel. Application ();
Int M_k = M_xlapp.hwnd;

//Operation

Killprocess (m_k );//Close Process

// Closing Method
[Dllimport ( " User32.dll " , Charset = Charset. Auto)]
Public   Static   Extern   Int Getwindowthreadprocessid (intptr hwnd, Out   Int ID );
///   <Summary>
/// Kill Process
///   </Summary>
///   <Param name = "ID"> </param>
Private   Static   Void Killprocess ( Int ID)
{
Intptr t =   New Intptr (ID );
Int K =   0 ;
Getwindowthreadprocessid (t, Out K ); // Obtain the unique identifier K of the process.
If (K ! =   0 )
{
System. Diagnostics. PROCESS p = System. Diagnostics. process. getprocpolicyid (k ); // Get reference to process K
P. Kill (); // Disable process K
}

} 

 

In this way, it can be operated, and it is even more useful in loop operations. In the past, when I export Sina Blog to word, I killed all input methods. The method is easy to use, but it is not reasonable, it feels good to use the above example.