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How to add more parameters in a function?

Ex.

ProcessClose("example1.exe")

ProcessClose("example2.exe")

in this..

ProcessClose("example1.exe"&"example2.exe") or ProcessClose("example1.exe"|"example2.exe") is it possible i tried it but not working.. :graduated:

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ProcessClose accepts one parameter (according to the help file).

To close multiple processes you have to call the function multiple times.

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Posted

ProcessClose accepts one parameter (according to the help file).

To close multiple processes you have to call the function multiple times.

Oh so its not possible btw thanks :graduated:
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Oh so its not possible btw thanks :graduated:

Why not write your own Function?

_MyProcessClose("process1.exe|process2.exe|process3.exe")

Func _MyProcessClose($processes)
    $aProcesses = StringSplit($processes,"|")
    If IsArray($aProcesses) Then
        For $i  = 0  To $aProcesses[0]
            ProcessClose($aProcesses[$i])
        Next
    Else
        ProcessClose($processes)
    EndIf
EndFunc

Regards,

Hannes

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