full path of running exes (process list)

[bedazzled]

ive no idea where or indeed if this infomation is available ... i suspect it must be somewhere ...

im trying to get the full path of currently running processes (applications etc) in much the same way as is available through unix ps -ef commands etc etc

anyone have any ideas?

thanks

[LxP]

Currently there's no way to do this with AutoIt's inbuilt functions, but this has been coming up a lot recently with no simple solution and I think you would do well to make a post to the Idea Lab forum regarding some optional parameter to the Process...() calls to indicate the return of full paths.

[PerryRaptor]

I don't know if you wanted a pure AutoIT solution or one that can be scripted; however, try the attached proggy.

process.zip

[Gigglestick]

Currently there's no way to do this with AutoIt's inbuilt functions, but this has been coming up a lot recently with no simple solution and I think you would do well to make a post to the Idea Lab forum regarding some optional parameter to the Process...() calls to indicate the return of full paths.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

What about the ProcessList, ProcessExists, ProcessClose, ProcessWait, ProcessWaitClose, ProcessSetPriority functions and the UDF _ProcessList? ... you mean those "inbuilt" functions?

They're definitely in the latest release and beta, and I think they've been in there for at least a year or more.

Please excuse me if I sound "punchy" as I'm very tired... heading for bed now.

[LxP]

Yes. But they don't return the full path as requested.

[Gigglestick]

Yes. But they don't return the full path as requested.

Touché! Told you I was tired.

Perhaps something on the MSDN page for "WMI Tasks: Processes" will help you. Particularly the CommandLine property?

MAN, I love the Win32_xxx classes!

[Confuzzled]

Touché!  Told you I was tired.

Perhaps something on the MSDN page for  "WMI Tasks: Processes" will help you.  Particularly the CommandLine property?

MAN, I love the Win32_xxx classes! 

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Thank you very muchly! This is the proper way to do it. See my comments in answer to my own quest for exactly the same information at http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...topic=14794&hl=