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[SANOGO]

 

Hello, here is the code of my script that works well; now I would like to save the result of ping in a log file I do not arrive. thank you for helping me.
 

Diagnostic_Système.au3 yellow.ico green.ico red.ico

[Melba23]

Moved to the appropriate forum.

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[Jos]

@SANOGO,

So you didn't like the french forum and the ability to speak in your own language, but rather like to learn English?
Guess you really need to read and understand before posting, as creating threads in the wrong forum is not the first time!
Also giving your topics a meaningful title would also help.  

Jos

[Nine]

Here what you could do :

$Ping = Ping($sURL, 999)
   FileWriteLine ("Test.log", @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & " > Résultat du ping sur " & $sURL & " = " & $Ping)
   If $Ping > 0 Then
        GUICtrlSetImage($Status1, @ScriptDir & "\Green.ico")
        GUICtrlSetColor($Hostname1, 0x00ff00)
   Else
        GUICtrlSetImage($Status1, @ScriptDir & "\Red.ico")
        GUICtrlSetColor($Hostname1, 0xff0000)
   EndIf

I hard coded the name of the logfile, but you could use a file handle instead, which would make the script run faster.  You just need to open the logfile at the start of the function CheckStats() and close it at the end...

Edited June 5, 2019 by Nine

[SANOGO]

On 6/5/2019 at 8:13 AM, Jos said:

@SANOGO,

So you didn't like the french forum and the ability to speak in your own language, but rather like to learn English?
Guess you really need to read and understand before posting, as creating threads in the wrong forum is not the first time!
Also giving your topics a meaningful title would also help.  

Jos

it will allow me to improve my English. thank you for making effort that will give us a lot of courage.

[SANOGO]

On 6/5/2019 at 11:32 AM, Nine said:

Here what you could do :

$Ping = Ping($sURL, 999)
   FileWriteLine ("Test.log", @HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & " > Résultat du ping sur " & $sURL & " = " & $Ping)
   If $Ping > 0 Then
        GUICtrlSetImage($Status1, @ScriptDir & "\Green.ico")
        GUICtrlSetColor($Hostname1, 0x00ff00)
   Else
        GUICtrlSetImage($Status1, @ScriptDir & "\Red.ico")
        GUICtrlSetColor($Hostname1, 0xff0000)
   EndIf

I hard coded the name of the logfile, but you could use a file handle instead, which would make the script run faster.  You just need to open the logfile at the start of the function CheckStats() and close it at the end...

Thank you for your help it helped me a little, but the concern is only one ping while in my program is 12 ping ...