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Re: Monitoring processes


  • Subject: Re: Monitoring processes
  • From: Bryan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 13:33:46 -0500
  • Organization: Apex Radiology

There are many other ways to get the list of active processes:

OSAXen:

7Akua Sweets
the server processes
Search for (or let a user choose) a process in the network.
(Like "choose application", but more options).
all processes
Check for a running process by name or creator - or get a list
of all processes.
frontmost process
Get/Set the frontmost process. Use to get and restore around
idle actions.

Process List
process list
Returns the list of all the processes currently running on the
local Macintosh

Processes
get process
get information about a running application
list processes
get a list of the running applications
get current process
determine the name of the currentlty executing process
get foreground process
get the name of the active application

Process Hacking
all processes
returns a list of all currently-running processes

Applications:

ProcessWatcher
get processes
get the processes list

PWd
get processes
get the processes list

Stephen Gross wrote:

> I have a script that sequentially executes a list of scripts. The
> problem is getting it to wait until one script has finished before
> starting the next one. Here's my code right now:
>
> =====
> repeat with CurrentScript in ScriptList
> open CurrentScript
> set NameOf to name of CurrentScript
> set CurrentProcesses to list processes
> repeat until NameOf is not in CurrentProcesses
> set CurrentProcesses to list processes
> end repeat
> end repeat
> =====
>
> The problem is that my machine keeps bombing out, and I *think* it's
> related to my use of "list processes". Does anyone know either (1) a
> different way to wait for an applet to finish, or (b) a better way to
> use "list processes"?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Stephen Gross
> _______________________________________________
> applescript-users mailing list
> email@hidden
> http://www.lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/applescript-users


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