Two questions about triggering events
Two questions about triggering events
Hi, I have these two questions about some triggering events I would need:- Is it possible to use a program shutdown as a triggering event? So that something happenes if a named program gets terminated (right now RT can only detect window shutdown or service shutdown).&- There is a triggering event which does something if system becomes Idle. Can one also make RT perform an action when one return to the computer?Thanks.
Last edited by Kosmodrom on Mon Apr 17, 2006 8:12 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Two questions about triggering events
Robotask has no such trigger, but you may use the following algorithm:Is it possible to use a program shutdown as a triggering event?
If {IsProcessExists(your_process.exe)} then
Wait for process (your_process.exe)
...
do something
...
end if
Attach cyclic event to this task. If process doesn't exists in memory this task does nothing. Otherwise it waits for process shutdown.
Cyclic event is universal trigger. You can do necessary verifications in task body.
Good idea. I wrote this in our ToDo list.Can one also make RT perform an action when one return to the computer?
Two questions about triggering events
I see, thank you for answers.Another thing I'm thinking about is a possibility to not showing RT's icon in the system tray. Possible?
Two questions about triggering events
Yes. But how do you want to do interactive actions (run task, configure task, view logs, etc.) when main window of RoboTask is hidden?
Now you can simply click on tray icon.
Now you can simply click on tray icon.
Two questions about triggering events
I would rather use the Start Menu shortcut.
Two questions about triggering events
It won't help you, when you use RoboTask as NT Service.
Two questions about triggering events
I don't use it as a service, so I don't want to show the icon, but rather use a shortcut if I need to change anything.PS. AB0B8, GB> MB> 0=3;89A:u?
Last edited by Kosmodrom on Wed Apr 19, 2006 9:55 am, edited 1 time in total.