Unhandle exception

[orbs]

I have everything else setup correctly(or at least Im happy with)

It is finding the capture point that I want instead of using the unhandled_exceptions.exe all the time

 

maybe it's my English, but i just can't get your intention. what do you mean by "finding the capture point" ?

[olo]

maybe it's my English, but i just can't get your intention. what do you mean by "finding the capture point" ?

1. I run a program.
2. during the programs running I get an error
3. The error is "abnormal termination occurred"
4. I dont see this error
5. Where do I go to find this error

[orbs]

 

1. I run a program.

 

do you mean that your script is running the program (as in the example script your provided), or do you mean any program being run by the user or by other processes?

Edited July 5, 2013 by orbs

[olo]

do you mean that your script is running the program (as in the example script your provided), or do you mean any program being run by the user or by other processes?

A different script will run the program. The purpose of this script is that it will be called in the other one(program one) to check for errors at certain points.

[trancexx]

Use RunWait() then. If you find it inadequate for whatever reason use wraithdu's code from >here (that's link, click it). In that case it could be:

$aProc = _Parallel_CreateProcess("unhandled_exception.exe", "", @SW_SHOW, 0)
If @error Then
    ConsoleWrite("+>Check your input. You've got something wrong!" & @CRLF)
Else
    While 1
        $iCheck = _ProcessExistsByHandle($aProc[1])
        If $iCheck = 0 Then ExitLoop
        Sleep(100)
    WEnd
    ConsoleWrite("!Proccess exit code = " & @extended & @CRLF)
EndIf

[orbs]

do you mean your process is something like this:

1) script1 is calling program

2) script1 is calling script2

3) script2 is checking the exit code of program

script1 you already have

program is anything you may need to check

script2 you are trying to build

is this the case?

[olo]

do you mean your process is something like this:

1) script1 is calling program

2) script1 is calling script2

3) script2 is checking the exit code of program

script1 you already have

program is anything you may need to check

script2 you are trying to build

is this the case?

Yea man

[orbs]

i'm beginning to understand how a chief inquisitor would feel...

could you not have said so in the beginning...?

anyway, how about expanding the process:

1) script1, who is calling program, knows the program PID.

2) script1 calls script2, passing to it the PID as a command line parameter

3) script2 immediately queries the PID to get the process handle (hopefully, program has not immediately terminated upon launch).

4) on regular intervals (maybe very small), script2 checks the process handle. if program terminated, that would return the exit code.

5) if program indeed terminated, script2 reports the exit code to you.

for steps 3 & 4 , script2 use this function:

Func _ProcessExitCode($i_Pid, $h_Process_input = 0)
    ; 0 = Return Process Handle of PID else use Handle to Return Exitcode of a PID
    Local $v_Placeholder
    If $h_Process_input=0 Then
        ; Return the process handle of a PID - this is for the initial check
        $h_Process = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'OpenProcess', 'int', 0x400, 'int', 0, 'int', $i_Pid)
        If Not @error Then Return $h_Process[0]
    Else
        ; Return Process Exitcode of PID - this is for ending check
        $h_Process = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'GetExitCodeProcess', 'ptr', $h_Process_input, 'int*', $v_Placeholder)
        If Not @error Then Return $h_Process[2]
    EndIf
    Return 0
EndFunc   ;==>_ProcessExitCode

call it only with the PID to get the handle (step 3, one time only), then call it with the PID and the handle on regular intervals (step 4).

[olo]

i'm beginning to understand how a chief inquisitor would feel...

could you not have said so in the beginning...?

anyway, how about expanding the process:

1) script1, who is calling program, knows the program PID.

2) script1 calls script2, passing to it the PID as a command line parameter

3) script2 immediately queries the PID to get the process handle (hopefully, program has not immediately terminated upon launch).

4) on regular intervals (maybe very small), script2 checks the process handle. if program terminated, that would return the exit code.

5) if program indeed terminated, script2 reports the exit code to you.

for steps 3 & 4 , script2 use this function:

Func _ProcessExitCode($i_Pid, $h_Process_input = 0)
    ; 0 = Return Process Handle of PID else use Handle to Return Exitcode of a PID
    Local $v_Placeholder
    If $h_Process_input=0 Then
        ; Return the process handle of a PID - this is for the initial check
        $h_Process = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'OpenProcess', 'int', 0x400, 'int', 0, 'int', $i_Pid)
        If Not @error Then Return $h_Process[0]
    Else
        ; Return Process Exitcode of PID - this is for ending check
        $h_Process = DllCall('kernel32.dll', 'ptr', 'GetExitCodeProcess', 'ptr', $h_Process_input, 'int*', $v_Placeholder)
        If Not @error Then Return $h_Process[2]
    EndIf
    Return 0
EndFunc   ;==>_ProcessExitCode

call it only with the PID to get the handle (step 3, one time only), then call it with the PID and the handle on regular intervals (step 4).

maybe its my english