gemus_script_reference:functions:kill_process
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Kill_Process()
The Kill_Process() function kills all running processes matching the specified filename.
Syntax
Kill_Process(filename)
Arguments
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| filename | Yes | The filename of the process(es) you want to kill. If filename contains a backslash character ( \ ) then it is expected to be a full absolute path\filename (e.g. c:\windows\notepad.exe). Any script environment variables found in filename will be replaced by their actual values when the script is executed. |
Examples
Kill_Process(notepad.exe)
This kills any running process who's path-less filename is “notepad.exe”
Kill_Process(c:\windows\notepad.exe)
This kills any running process who's absolute full path\filename is “c:\windows\notepad.exe”
Kill_Process(%dbpath%\Joy2Key\JoyToKey.exe)
This kills the running process JoyToKey.exe if it was started from “%dbpath%\Joy2Key\”
Remarks
- Use this function with care: It will immediately and relentlessly TERMINATE all matching running processes, so be careful what you pass this function as an argument!
- This function is Windows XP/Vista/7 only. It does not support 9x. It also has not been tested on 64-bit versions.
See Also
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