VB/WinAPI, Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit

Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit

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Michael Coldewe #1 / 7	Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit How can i notice, if a Dos-Programm like ARJ has finish, when i call it with Shell (...). Under 16 Bit i can use GETMODULEUSAGE, but under 32 Bit this command is deleted. Which other ways can I go? Please Help me, thank you Coldy!
Sat, 03 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Tricky Dick #2 / 7	Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit You could use the CreateProcessA API Function Call and then check Wait ForSingleObject to = 0 Richard Tye Quote: >How can i notice, if a Dos-Programm like ARJ has finish, when i call it with >Shell (...). Under 16 Bit i can use GETMODULEUSAGE, but under 32 Bit this >command is deleted. Which other ways can I go? >Please Help me, thank you >Coldy!
Sun, 04 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

#3 / 7	Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit
Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT

Joe Row #4 / 7	Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit There must be a asm\c solution by enumerating through all running win processes/tasks? I also need a substitute for GetModuleUsage. :-( Quote: > -----Original Message----- > Posted At: Tuesday, August 18, 1998 6:15 PM > Posted To: winapi > Conversation: Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has > finished under 32 Bit > Subject: Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has > finished under 32 Bit > How can i notice, if a Dos-Programm like ARJ has finish, when i call > it with > Shell (...). Under 16 Bit i can use GETMODULEUSAGE, but under 32 Bit > this > command is deleted. Which other ways can I go? > Please Help me, thank you > Coldy!
Sun, 04 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Damit Senanayak #5 / 7	Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit :There must be a asm\c solution by enumerating through all running win :processes/tasks? Yes, but there's a Win32 solution. Use CreateProcess to launch the program, and use WaitForSingleObject on the hProcess member of the returned PROCESS_INFORMATION structure. [...] -- Damit Senanayake ICQ#: 6930718 #include <stdio.h> #include <ctype.h> void main(){ const char* s="\x044\x061\x06D\x069\x074\x020\x069\x073\x020\x040\x020\x061\x06C\x074\x0 61\x076\x069\x073\x074\x061\x02E\x06E\x065\x074"; char d[24]; for(int i=0;i<25;i++) ;{d[i]=toascii(s[i]);} puts(d);} :
Thu, 08 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

#6 / 7	Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit
Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT

Joe Row #7 / 7	Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has finished under 32 Bit Thanks, But I could do this using VB WinAPI and not get dirty hands from using C, sorry... What if the process has been created out of my app's address space? I found one solution using vb which returns all processes, but can I do it with one call, this I wouldn't mind getting my hands dirty? ;-) Quote: > -----Original Message----- > Posted At: Sunday, August 23, 1998 3:21 PM > Posted To: winapi > Conversation: Getting notice, if a Dos-Programm called by Shell has > finished under 32 Bit > Subject: Re: ASM must provide an answer > :There must be a asm\c solution by enumerating through all running win > :processes/tasks? > Yes, but there's a Win32 solution. Use CreateProcess to launch the > program, > and use WaitForSingleObject on the hProcess member of the returned > PROCESS_INFORMATION structure. > [...] > -- > Damit Senanayake > ICQ#: 6930718 > #include <stdio.h> > #include <ctype.h> > void main(){ const char* > s="\x044\x061\x06D\x069\x074\x020\x069\x073\x020\x040\x020\x061\x06C\x > 074\x0 > 61\x076\x069\x073\x074\x061\x02E\x06E\x065\x074"; char d[24]; for(int > i=0;i<25;i++) ;{d[i]=toascii(s[i]);} puts(d);} > :
Fri, 09 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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