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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

 

FES. Enumeration Command

For each Service

 

 

Intention

 

Enumerate system services. Using FES. your Skript can go "through all services" and check them "one by one" for whatever conditions you want.

 

 

 

 

Syntax

 

 

FES.P1|P2[|P3][|P4][|P5]

 

 

Parameter Explanation

 

P1 - Label where the for each will jump "for each element"

P2 - Temp. Variable, updated by FEX each round.

P3 - (optional) Flags:

"a" - enum and pattern by display name, else use service name

"b" - enum SERVICE_RUNNING

"c" - enum SERVICE_STOPPED

"d" - enum SERVICE_PAUSED

"e" - enum SERVICE_CONTINUE_PENDING

"f" - enum SERVICE_STOP_PENDING

"g" - enum SERVICE_PAUSE_PENDING

"h" - enum SERVICE_START_PENDING

 

You can use any combination of the above flags. The flags can be given in any order.

 

P4 - (optional) optional Standard Search Pattern

P5 - (optional) PC-Name, if omitted local machine is used.

 

 

Example

 

'**********************************************

' FES. usingtwo flags

'**********************************************

'

FES.doit|$$TXT|ac

 

ENR.

 

:doit

DBP.$$TXT

RET.

ENR.

 

 

 

 

Remarks

 

FEM. is a Member of the FEX-Family "For Each X". They are used for easy enumeration

 

 

Limitations:

 

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See also:

 

 

•     3.1 Systemvariables especially: #fex#, #fxd# . etc.

•     1.6.1. Program Flow Control

•     FEF. - For-Each-File(/Dir)

•     FEL - For-Each-Line

•     FEP. - For-Each-Process

•     FEV. - For-Each-Variable(-Line)

•     !Service Commands

•     SER. - Service Command

•     ISC. - If Servic Command

•     WSC. - Wait Service Command

•     ISI. / NSI. - If Service Installed