Getting PID from active window

[BitByteBit]

Hey, I'm trying to make a little program to set the priority of the active window.

Not sure what command to use to return the PID of the active window.

Not looking to be spoonfed, just pushed in the right direction to the command I need to use.

Thanks,

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
$PriorityGui = GUICreate("            Priority","",49,890,666,"",$WS_MINIMIZEBOX)
$PriorityList = GUICtrlCreateCombo("Low", 0, 1,125)
GUICtrlSetData(-1, "Below Normal|Normal|Above Normal|High", "High")
GUISetState(@SW_Show,$PriorityGui )
WinGetTitle
while 1
    If $msg = $PriorityList then Set()
WEnd

Func Set()
$Priority = GUICtrlRead($PriorityList)
Select
    Case $Priority = "Low"
        ProcessSetPriority($PID,0)
        ;MsgBox(0,"","Priority set to Low")

    Case $Priority = "Below Normal"
        ProcessSetPriority($PID,1)
        ;MsgBox(0,"","Priority set to Below Normal")

    Case $Priority = "Normal"
        ProcessSetPriority($PID,2)
        ;MsgBox(0,"","Priority set to Normal")

    Case $Priority = "Above Normal"
        ProcessSetPriority($PID,3)
        ;MsgBox(0,"","Priority set to Above Normal")

    Case $Priority = "High"
        ProcessSetPriority($PID,4)
        ;MsgBox(0,"","Priority set to High")

EndSelect
EndFunc

[Melba23]

BitByteBit,

Difficult not to spoonfeed when the spoon is so small!

$iPID = WinGetProcess("[active]")

M23

[jvanegmond]

I think that once you press the combo button, the currently active window is your own window.

[BitByteBit]

BitByteBit,

Difficult not to spoonfeed when the spoon is so small!

$iPID = WinGetProcess("[active]")

M23

Ahahah .

Thanks!

I think that once you press the combo button, the currently active window is your own window.

If I build that into the while with a sleep, so every 10 secs it checks active window, would that work ?

[jvanegmond]

If I build that into the while with a sleep, so every 10 secs it checks active window, would that work ?

Sounds like a decent plan.