in reply to Win32 Process name with arguments

There was a mod that might have done what you needed. It was called Win32::IProcess. However, I don't think it is maintained anymore.

You have an example of its use on this site: Bug fixes for all your issues

I found a copy of it on this site as well: idnopheq list

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Re: Re: Win32 Process name with arguments
by csotzing (Sexton) on Sep 09, 2002 at 12:32 UTC
    traveler, there should be some way of doing this. I can see the command line parameters with the MKS ps. Hopefully I can figure out how...

    Marza, Thank you for the suggestion of Win32::IProcess. It looks like this could possibly be a solution, though I'm very hesitant about using a module which isn't supported... even the website listed with the module isn't valid anymore. (I probably wouldn't be so hesitant if it were just for my own personal use)

    I might look at IProcess some more, but I'll probably keep searching around to see if there are any other ways I can get process arguments. Thanks for the suggestions!

    -C
    print(map(lc(chr),split(6,qw/99672682673683684689632658645641610607/)));
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