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Hi all,

I'm pretty sure this is once again me being absolutely dumb and missing something obvious. I need to ProcessClose() other instances of a script. I'm attempting to do so by comparing @AutoItPID to ProcessList() but the application kills itself.

My current code is as follows and I've tried on both stable and latest beta.

#include <Array.au3>

If Not @Compiled Then
    MsgBox(0, "", "Compile before testing...")
    Exit
EndIf

$aPIDs = ProcessList(@ScriptName)
_ArrayDisplay($aPIDs, @AutoItPID)
For $iLoop = 1 To $aPIDs[0][0] Step 1
    If $aPIDs[$iLoop][0] = @AutoItPID Then
        ;;;
    ElseIf Number($aPIDs[$iLoop][0]) = @AutoItPID Then
        ;;;
    ElseIf $aPIDs[$iLoop][0] = Number(@AutoItPID) Then
        ;;;
    ElseIf Number($aPIDs[$iLoop][0]) = Number(@AutoItPID) Then
        ;;;
    Else
        MsgBox(0, "Closing", $aPIDs[$iLoop][0])
        ProcessClose($aPIDs[$iLoop][0])
    EndIf
    MsgBox(0, "", $iLoop)
Next
$aPIDs = ProcessList(@ScriptName)
_ArrayDisplay($aPIDs)
MsgBox(0, "", "We will never get here")
Exit

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

I should invest in a rubber duck. Found the issue.

Edited by rcmaehl

My UDFs are generally for me. If they aren't updated for a while, it means I'm not using them myself. As soon as I start using them again, they'll get updated.

My Projects

WhyNotWin11
Cisco FinesseGithubIRC UDFWindowEx UDF

 

Posted (edited)
Just now, bobomb said:

Isnt it this?

If $aPIDs[$iLoop][1] = @AutoItPID Then

for process #?

YEPPPPPPPPP. 🤦‍♂️

Edited by rcmaehl

My UDFs are generally for me. If they aren't updated for a while, it means I'm not using them myself. As soon as I start using them again, they'll get updated.

My Projects

WhyNotWin11
Cisco FinesseGithubIRC UDFWindowEx UDF

 

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