Richard Wang

Realised some issues with this: - What if the application needs to prompt the user for something before closing? - How to detect the application has shut down?

``` InstallManager.ListenForExitRequest("SquirrelDesktopDemo") .ObserveOn(RxApp.DeferredScheduler) .Subscribe(_ => MessageBox.Show("You can't tell me what to do!")); ``` 

@peters I haven't had much time recently, but I was previously thinking about how to best deal with a timeout e.g. whether to create a new view, how to present...

I'll pare this PR's scope down to providing the listen for exit method + the uninstaller making use of it. If the app doesn't listen for exit, or the request...

:+1: There are other solutions around for installers and handling updates so I think it's worth it to leave the 4.0 baggage behind, but definitely do hope as well that...

As a temporary workaround should it be possible to use the suggestion in https://github.com/dtolnay/cxx/issues/734#issuecomment-825319173? I tried referencing it from the `include_cpp!` block like so: ```rust include_cpp! { extern_cpp_type!("std::string_view", crate::StringView) generate_pod!("Foo")...

A note for others who run across this - as an alternative to the Rust workaround in this repo's examples https://github.com/google/autocxx/blob/762dbf397ebc5ab0697b8656b06af69851187da6/examples/chromium-fake-render-frame-host/src/render_frame_host.rs#L226 It seems that C++ upcast function(s) can also be...

Hey yaurthek, thanks for submitting the issue. Unfortunately I'm currently busy with other commitments and don't have time to work on this. If you're willing to look into the issue...