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Hello there..

 

How to list all detected process from array list to MsgBox..?

 

Before MsgBox shown one-at-a-time for each detection. I want it to finish all detection then list it to MsgBox. What i wanted is MsgBox only not a GUI - listing all detected process which are listed from the array. Currently i am for simplicity.

 

Can't solved it myself. Before I already found similar from google but cant find it again. Below code is my recent logic solving process.

#include <array.au3>


Local $ProcessListss[3]               ; [N] = TOTAL LIST COUNT
$ProcessListss[0] = "calc.exe"        ; CALCULATOR
$ProcessListss[1] = "notepad.exe"     ; NOTEPAD
$ProcessListss[2] = "mspaint.exe"     ; MSPAINT


For $ProcessNamee IN $ProcessListss
     If ProcessExists($ProcessNamee) Then
         ;MsgBox(4096,"",$ProcessNamee)
         $ListToMsgBoxx = $ProcessNamee & @CRLF
     EndIf
     Sleep (100)

Next


MsgBox(4096,"",$ListToMsgBoxx)

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_ArrayToString(), but in your case you're missing &= to concatenate. Also for loop would be appropriate for a non object collection.

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gracea,

Try this...

#include <array.au3>

Local $ProcessListss[3]               ; [N] = TOTAL LIST COUNT
$ProcessListss[0] = "calc.exe"        ; CALCULATOR
$ProcessListss[1] = "notepad.exe"     ; NOTEPAD
$ProcessListss[2] = "mspaint.exe"     ; MSPAINT

local $ListToMsgBoxx                  ; declare your variable    <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

For $ProcessNamee IN $ProcessListss
     If ProcessExists($ProcessNamee) Then
         ;MsgBox(4096,"",$ProcessNamee)
         $ListToMsgBoxx &= $ProcessNamee & @CRLF  ; add concatenation  <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
     EndIf
     Sleep (100)

Next

MsgBox(4096,"",$ListToMsgBoxx)

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_ArrayToString would replace the whole loop.

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With a single regexp.

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@jchd - Been trying, don't see it.  If you get time could you explain it?

edit:

Nevermind, I see it now...

#include <array.au3>

Local $ProcessListss[3]               ; [N] = TOTAL LIST COUNT
$ProcessListss[0] = "calc.exe"        ; CALCULATOR
$ProcessListss[1] = "notepad.exe"     ; NOTEPAD
$ProcessListss[2] = "mspaint.exe"     ; MSPAINT

local $ListToMsgBoxx                  ; declare your variable    <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

local $aList = processlist()

local $sList = _arraytostring($aList,' ',default,default,0,0)
local $sProcesslistss = _arraytostring($ProcessListss,'|')

$aRSLT = stringregexp($sList,'(' & $sProcesslistss & ')',3)

if not isarray($aRSLT) then
    ConsoleWrite($aRSLT & @CRLF)
else
    MsgBox(4096,"",_arraytostring($aRSLT,@lf))
endif
Edited by kylomas

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Actually that would be:

...
local $sProcesslistss = \Q' & _arraytostring('$ProcessListss, '\E|\Q') & '\E'
...

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Yes but . in filename matches ... a dot: happy coïncidence.

Now try this filename: abc{56}.exe without using Q...E

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