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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
CPR. Command
Close Process
Intention
Close Process by Process-ID (#pid#). This command will end a running process.
This is done in 2 stages.
First the command first tries to send a "Close-Message" to the Process-Mainwindow.
It then waits for a specified time.
Second, if the process does not end within the given waiting time, (if it hangs), the process is forcefully closed.
CPR. can be use in three ways:
' This will close the process from the last localized window
CRP.
' This will close process with PID in $$PID and a
' waiting time of 1 second (default waiting time).
' CPR.$$PID
' This will close the process from the last localized window
' with a waiting time of $$WAT milliseconds.
' CPR.|$$WAZ
' This will close the process with the given PID ($$PID)
' with a waiting time of $$WAT milliseconds.
' CPR.$$PID|$$WAZ
' This will immediately, forcefully close the process
' with the given PID ($$PID)
' CPR.$$PID|0
Syntax
CPR.P1|P2
Parameter Explanation
P1 - PID of the process to close
P2 - Waiting time in ms before forcefully closing the process.
Example
'***********************************
' CPR.-Demo
'***********************************
DBM.2
' Get the PID using IEP.command
IEP.Testapp_01.exe
' Close the App with 5 Seconds waiting time
CPR.#pid#|5000
ELS.
MBX. That Application is not running!
EIF.
ENR.
Remarks
Tested: XP, Win7/x64
Limitations:
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See also:
• IEP. / NEP. - If-Exists-Process