Hello Alan,
> (b) All Powerpro's internal functions and operators do arithmetic
> with whole numbers (also called integers) only.
> Results of division are simplified to a whole number.
> For example 10/3 (which is 3.3333333etc) becomes just 3
>
> I hope that makes it clear :)
>
> Alan
>
now it's clear - thanks Alan. So i use divison by 1 now, which removes
the decimals for me. Here you can see my very-first "mini-script" in
commandlist "monitor", setting the color of a pushbutton depending on
the cpu-usage:
cl.SetBackColor("DLB - Info",4,c)
if((GetSystemPerformanceData.Get_CPU_Usage/1)>"80") do
cl.SetBackColor("DLB - Info",4,255,0,0)
endif
By the way, first i put those few script-lines into a file and used
the built-in-function "*Script runfile ...". But then i noticed a lot
of I/Os (with filemonitor of sysinternals) done by PowerPro. Therefore
i put them into the "Enter more commands"-box.
Thanks again, regards dele
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