In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Nandor) wrote:
Oops, typo. This:
> print 1 if grep 'Photoshop', `ps auxw`;
should be:
> print 1 if grep /Photoshop/, `ps auxw`;
And I forgot to mention -- just because it may be useful -- you can also
convert between PID and PSN. Also in Mac::Processes, there are
GetProcessPID() and GetProcessForPID(). The former converts a PSN to a PID,
and the latter a PID to a PSN.
Much of the Mac:: API can accomodate either if necessary (Mac::Glue can
target by PSN or PID, and a "process" object from System Events can give you
a PSN or PID), but if you need to convert from one or the other, you can use
this API.
One example I like:
use Mac::Processes;
while (my($psn, $psi) = each %Process) {
kill 15, GetProcessPID($psn) if $psi->processName =~ /Photoshop/i;
}
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