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There's a simple alternative to the KillProc plugin on windows. The following example would terminate all processes with the name "ExeToKill.exe"... | There's a simple alternative to the KillProc plugin on windows. The following example would terminate all processes with the name "ExeToKill.exe"... | ||
Your sample plugin syntax would only make sense if the description said : | |||
: | $0 the number of processes found/killed | ||
$1 the number of processes not found/killed #### Request that discription of $1 be revised. | |||
The snippet only says 'killed' for $1, so the coding in the section does not make sense that it would only error out on $1 if a process cannot be "killed" (see ##########comment): | |||
Section | |||
StrCpy $0 "foo.exe" | |||
DetailPrint "Searching for processes called '$0'" | |||
KillProc::FindProcesses | |||
StrCmp $1 "-1" wooops ############### Why is $1 being used here if $1 is only for issues with kill? | |||
DetailPrint "-> Found $0 processes" | |||
StrCmp $0 "0" completed | |||
Sleep 1500 | |||
StrCpy $0 "foo.exe" | |||
DetailPrint "Killing all processes called '$0'" | |||
KillProc::KillProcesses | |||
StrCmp $1 "-1" wooops | |||
DetailPrint "-> Killed $0 processes, failed to kill $1 processes" | |||
Goto completed | |||
wooops: | |||
DetailPrint "-> Error: Something went wrong :-(" | |||
Abort | |||
completed: | |||
DetailPrint "Everything went okay :-D" | |||
SectionEnd | |||
Revision as of 23:54, 9 November 2009
There's a simple alternative to the KillProc plugin on windows. The following example would terminate all processes with the name "ExeToKill.exe"...
Your sample plugin syntax would only make sense if the description said :
$0 the number of processes found/killed $1 the number of processes not found/killed #### Request that discription of $1 be revised.
The snippet only says 'killed' for $1, so the coding in the section does not make sense that it would only error out on $1 if a process cannot be "killed" (see ##########comment):
Section
StrCpy $0 "foo.exe"
DetailPrint "Searching for processes called '$0'"
KillProc::FindProcesses
StrCmp $1 "-1" wooops ############### Why is $1 being used here if $1 is only for issues with kill?
DetailPrint "-> Found $0 processes"
StrCmp $0 "0" completed
Sleep 1500
StrCpy $0 "foo.exe"
DetailPrint "Killing all processes called '$0'"
KillProc::KillProcesses
StrCmp $1 "-1" wooops
DetailPrint "-> Killed $0 processes, failed to kill $1 processes"
Goto completed
wooops:
DetailPrint "-> Error: Something went wrong :-("
Abort
completed: DetailPrint "Everything went okay :-D" SectionEnd
