Stryk3r Posted February 18, 2009 Share Posted February 18, 2009 Hi, I am new to the AutoIT program but really like it so far, I have read through these forums and the help guide and was unable to find a way to achieve my result. In my script I have an application that I open, then run a command. During this time the CPU % for this process goes up but there are no dialog boxes or other screens while it is running. I want it to wait until the CPU falls back to 0 before it continues running the next commands in the script, but I cannot figure out how to put this in the script as there is no direct function for it that I could see. The main window is active throughout and I can't think of any other way to make the script wait except using the sleep function. But since different computers will have different processing times the sleep function is not very accurate for this purpose, and it will be a really long wait on some computers, and not long enough on others causing the script to fail completely. Any suggestions on how to achieve the results I need? Thanks Stryk3r Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
exodius Posted February 18, 2009 Share Posted February 18, 2009 (edited) Hi, I am new to the AutoIT program but really like it so far, I have read through these forums and the help guide and was unable to find a way to achieve my result.In my script I have an application that I open, then run a command. During this time the CPU % for this process goes up but there are no dialog boxes or other screens while it is running. I want it to wait until the CPU falls back to 0 before it continues running the next commands in the script, but I cannot figure out how to put this in the script as there is no direct function for it that I could see.The main window is active throughout and I can't think of any other way to make the script wait except using the sleep function. But since different computers will have different processing times the sleep function is not very accurate for this purpose, and it will be a really long wait on some computers, and not long enough on others causing the script to fail completely.Any suggestions on how to achieve the results I need?ThanksStryk3rI wasn't able to find one example right away that struck me as "this is the exactly right way to do it" so I'll let you look for yourself.A tip for searching the forums: put + signs before everything, so for your search I did "+read +CPU +usage" (without the quotes) it basically tells the search to require every word with a + sign. Edited February 18, 2009 by exodius Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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