count number of specific windows

[waardd]

I have a function that can count instances of putty.exe

Func _puttyteller();check aantal puttys
$list = ProcessList()
$puttycount = 0
;_ArrayDisplay($list)
For $i = 1 To $list[0][0]
If $list[$i][0] = "putty.exe" Then
  $puttycount = $puttycount + 1
EndIf
Next
GuiCtrlSetData($Inputputtycount, $puttycount)
;MsgBox(0, "", $x)
EndFunc

But what i really want is a function that counts the various instances of putty connected to different servers.

For example.

If there are 4 connections to servers with putty (2x serverA, 1x serverB and 1x serverC) my function counts 4 times putty.

What i am looking for is a function that gives me:

ServerA 2

ServerB 1

ServerC 1

[JohnOne]

So do you want to count the windows or the processes?

I'm not familiar with putty, but do the window titles indicate which server they are connected to?

[waardd]

I want to count the windows that are running a putty session. To count the processes i already have a function.

Each putty session (putty.exe proces) can have a different connection and therefor a different window title. Example:

window title 1: lsrv1200 as waardd

window title 2: spinner as waardd

window title 3: spinner as waard

window title 4: lsrv1300 as waard

what i want is a list of connections like:

connected to spinner 2 times

connected to lsrv1200 1 time

connected to lsrv1300 1 time

But remember te window title varies a lot!!

[JohnOne]

Well it would depend how much the window titles vary.

window title 1: lsrv1200 as waardd

window title 2: spinner as waardd

window title 3: spinner as waard

window title 4: lsrv1300 as waard

Can you give an example of how "window title 2" might vary?

is it something like "putty xyz", "putty ryu", etc...?

[waardd]

Here are some title examples of putty sessions

bobtail as waardd /home/tab_unix/waardd

ridgeback as waardd /home/tab_unix/waardd

lsrv4172 as waarddd /home/waarddd

lsrv1173 as waarddd /home/waarddd

lsrv1173 as gkkp /appl/gkk/prod

tuatara

snuitmot

waarddd@lsrv1200:~

So you see there are lots of options

[JohnOne]

I see.

How about text or hidden text in the window, or status bar perhaps?

[waardd]

Nope sorry

Any other idea's ??

>>>> Window <<<<

Title: ridgeback as waardd /home/tab_unix/waardd

Class: PuTTY

Position: 175, 175

Size: 675, 424

Style: 0x14EF0000

ExStyle: 0x00000100

Handle: 0x00260C18

>>>> Control <<<<

Class:

Instance:

ClassnameNN:

Name:

Advanced (Class):

ID:

Text:

Position:

Size:

ControlClick Coords:

Style:

ExStyle:

Handle:

>>>> Mouse <<<<

Position: 257, 82

Cursor ID: 0

Color: 0x000000

>>>> StatusBar <<<<

>>>> ToolsBar <<<<

>>>> Visible Text <<<<

[JohnOne]

OK so you can get all the putty windows with the class name.

Are there any controls on the gui which indicate the server you are on, how do you

visibly know which one you are connected to?

[waardd]

That depends.

Sometimes its just a servername in the Title and sometimes the complete info like lsrv4172 as waarddd /home/waarddd in the title as mentioned before. The examples where all from the title bar. I can winlist() to put all processes in an array but i can't search on a partial string in the array.

[JohnOne]

Well if there is absolutely no server info in the whole gui to tell you where you are connected you might be goosed.

What's this "plink" business could that help you?

[BrewManNH]

That depends.

Sometimes its just a servername in the Title and sometimes the complete info like lsrv4172 as waarddd /home/waarddd in the title as mentioned before. The examples where all from the title bar. I can winlist() to put all processes in an array but i can't search on a partial string in the array.

Why can't you search for a particular string in the array? _ArraySearch doesn't return anything?

[waardd]

Arraysearch returns the rowvalue for a partial string, however as said in earlier posts, this is a very variiable string.

What im looking for (i think) is this.

• put processes in a list with winlist()
• search the putty sessions with a routine that links PID to HWND
• put the result in a new array
• process the new array

[waardd]

EUREKA!!! I got it working.

With help from a routine by

bobsyuruncle

I coded it like this:

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#include <Array.au3>
Global $maxlines, $Wlist, $hwnd
$Wlist = winlist()
$Plist = ProcessList("putty.exe")

;_ArrayDisplay($Wlist,"Wlist")
;_ArrayDisplay($Plist,"Processlist")
$maxlinesW = $Wlist[0][0]
$maxlinesP = $Plist[0][0]
ConsoleWrite("WinlistAantal "&$maxlinesW&@CRLF)
ConsoleWrite("PlistAantal "&$maxlinesP&@CRLF)
Global $puttyarray[1]
_ArrayDisplay($puttyarray)
For $j = 1 to $maxlinesP
$hwnd = _GetHwndFromPID($Plist[$j][1])
ConsoleWrite("Gevonden PID's> "&$Plist[$j][0]&" "&$Plist[$j][1]&" met hwnd "&$HWND&@CRLF&@CRLF)
For $i = 1 to $maxlinesW
  if $Wlist[$i][1] = $hwnd then
  Consolewrite($Wlist[$i][0]&" "&$Wlist[$i][1]&@CRLF)
  $arrayline = $Wlist[$i][0]&" "&$Wlist[$i][1]
  _arrayadd($puttyarray, $arrayline)
  EndIf
Next

Next
_ArrayDelete($puttyarray, 0)
_ArrayDisplay($puttyarray)
Func _GetHwndFromPID($PID); Tnx for this routine bobsyuruncle
    $hWnd = 0
    $stPID = DllStructCreate("int")
    Do
        $winlist2 = WinList()
        For $i = 1 To $winlist2[0][0]
            If $winlist2[$i][0] <> "" Then
                DllCall("user32.dll", "int", "GetWindowThreadProcessId", "hwnd", $winlist2[$i][1], "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($stPID))
                If DllStructGetData($stPID, 1) = $PID Then
                    $hWnd = $winlist2[$i][1]
                    ExitLoop
                EndIf
            EndIf
        Next
        Sleep(100)
    Until $hWnd <> 0
    Return $hWnd
EndFunc ;==>_GetHwndFromPID