Get CPU % with decimal

[red0fireus]

Hello, I'm very stumped with finding the decimal place for the CPU %.

I found some example code online

#include <Array.au3>

$aProcess_Info = GetCPU("RzSynapse")

_ArrayDisplay($aProcess_Info)

Func GetCPU($sProcess = "")

    Local $aAllProcess_Info[1000][3] = [[0]], $aOneProcess_Info[3]

    $oWinMgmts = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2")
    $aCPU_Usage = $oWinMgmts.ExecQuery("SELECT Name, IDProcess, PercentProcessorTime FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfProc_Process")

    For $vCPU_Info In $aCPU_Usage
        If $sProcess Then
            If $vCPU_Info.Name = $sProcess Then
                $aOneProcess_Info[0] = $sProcess
                $aOneProcess_Info[1] = $vCPU_Info.IDProcess
                $aOneProcess_Info[2] = $vCPU_Info.PercentProcessorTime & " %"
                Return $aOneProcess_Info
            EndIf
        Else
            $aAllProcess_Info[0][0] += 1
            $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0]][0] = $vCPU_Info.Name
            $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0]][1] = $vCPU_Info.IDProcess
            $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0]][2] = $vCPU_Info.PercentProcessorTime & " %.1f"
        EndIf
    Next

    ReDim $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0] +1][3]
    Return $aAllProcess_Info
EndFunc   ;==>GetCPU

Currently the code shows the CPU % as 0 % and I want to show 0.0 % I found this online for strings "%.1f" but i'm not sure how to incorporate it.

[TheDcoder]

I think you are looking for StringFormat

StringFormat

 

[red0fireus]

I do see that but I've been looking through other examples and I can't find any CPU percentages with a decimal. The "PercentProcessorTime" is what returns the number back and I don't think it will work with StringFormat. I could be wrong though

PercentProcessorTime

[TheDcoder]

; Try this

Local $iPercentage = 0

Local $sPercentage = StringFormat('%.1f', $iPercentage)

ConsoleWrite($sPercentage & @CRLF)

 

[red0fireus]

Okay, I got the decimal after the CPU usage to show up but the program is not reading the decimals from the task manager. Its at Example: 11.0 %,  5.0 %, 22.0%. It never reads 5.4% or 12.8%

#include <Array.au3>

$aProcess_Info = GetCPU("Explorer")

_ArrayDisplay($aProcess_Info)

Func GetCPU($sProcess = "")

    Local $aAllProcess_Info[1000][3] = [[0]], $aOneProcess_Info[3]

    $oWinMgmts = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2")
    $aCPU_Usage = $oWinMgmts.ExecQuery("SELECT Name, IDProcess, PercentProcessorTime FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfProc_Process")

    For $vCPU_Info In $aCPU_Usage
        If $sProcess Then
            If $vCPU_Info.Name = $sProcess Then
                $aOneProcess_Info[0] = $sProcess
                $aOneProcess_Info[1] = $vCPU_Info.IDProcess
                $aOneProcess_Info[2] = StringFormat('%.1f', $vCPU_Info.PercentProcessorTime) & " %"
                Return $aOneProcess_Info
            EndIf
        Else
            $aAllProcess_Info[0][0] += 1
            $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0]][0] = $vCPU_Info.Name
            $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0]][1] = $vCPU_Info.IDProcess
            $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0]][2] = StringFormat('%.1f', $vCPU_Info.PercentProcessorTime) & " %"
        EndIf
    Next

    ReDim $aAllProcess_Info[$aAllProcess_Info[0][0] +1][3]
    Return $aAllProcess_Info
EndFunc   ;==>GetCPU

 

Sorry for my crappy explanation.

Edited May 29, 2018 by red0fireus

[jchd]

Add this debug line:

ConsoleWrite($vCPU_Info.PercentProcessorTime & @TAB & VarGetType($vCPU_Info.PercentProcessorTime) & @LF)

and see that this property returns a string datatype containing an integer.

[Earthshine]

snip

Edited May 29, 2018 by Earthshine

[RTFC]

It really isn't that difficult to find a pure AutoIt Example script that produces this (google: site:autoitscript.com cpu load, near bottom of first page).

[Earthshine]

wowsers that lots of code... lol

[RTFC]

1 hour ago, Earthshine said:

lots of code

Oh really? kernel32.dll + ntdll.dll + CPU_ProcessorUsage.au3 = 687 Kb + 1909 Kb + 14 Kb = 2,610 Kb

.NET = 4.5 GB

[Earthshine]

what doesnt have .net installed. I'm only using handful of dll

Edited May 29, 2018 by Earthshine

[TheDcoder]

@Earthshine Well we are obviously looking for something which we can easily use in AutoIt code, and it is simpler to add more AutoIt code rather than learning C# and writing your program in it

[Earthshine]

you can use c# with autoit though with CLR3.au3 just in case you guys determine some kind of bug, but it looks like it's covered. Thanks.

[RTFC]

@Earthshine: There's actually a C#/.Net AutoIt subforum for your suggestion; I think it's neither apposite nor helpful if your first post in someone's request for Help with AutoIt in the main AutoIt GH & S forum is producing a C# snippet, especially when responding to New Members and obvious beginners, and even more so when native AutoIt solutions are readily available. Thanks.

Edited May 29, 2018 by RTFC

[Melba23]

Earthshine,

I entirely agree with RTFC's comments above - your constant suggestions of using other languages or offering of non-AutoIt code in response to questions is becoming annoying. Please remember that this is an AutoIt forum and we should try and focus on that language when we can. Thanks for your future cooperation in this.

M23

[Earthshine]

ok. but i have not any examples that give anything but integer percentages. using the suggested google search as mentioned above. going through samples from search pages. thanks.

Edited May 29, 2018 by Earthshine

[JLogan3o13]

27 minutes ago, Earthshine said:

ok. but i have not any examples that give anything but integer percentages

Then stay out of the topic...

[RTFC]

Ascendant's Example script I linked to earlier in this thread actually reports CPU usage with decimal. And if you look for the Round() function in that script, you can add more decimals (by editing its second parameter).

[Earthshine]

yes indeed. sorry all. @RTFC link led me to what he was talking about, which does, in fact give the OP what he wants.

CPU_ProcessorUsage.au3

 

Sorry again.

Edited May 29, 2018 by Earthshine

[red0fireus]

Thank you so much for the help!

I really appreciate it