Handle proc

[ZZZZZ]

Just wondering how do I get the handle proc of the Micromacro window that is executing said code? Trying to use process.terminate(handle proc) to close MM when the ArcheAge window it is attached to closes.

Tried

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process.terminate(window.getAppHwnd())

but getAppHwnd returns a number and I need userdata which I have no idea how to acquire

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Failed to run init function, err code: 7 (Runtime error)
aatest.lua:38: bad argument #1 to 'terminate' (userdata expected, got number)
stack traceback:
        [C]: in field 'terminate'
        aatest.lua:38: in function <aatest.lua:31>

Probably some simple function that I havn't seen ^.^

[rock5]

I don't have mm2 installed but from looking at the documentation

open

procHandle process.open(number procId)

Attempt to open and return a handle to a process for reading/writing. Accepts only the process's ID.

Maybe you can use

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handle = process.open(window.getAppHwnd())
process.terminate(handle)

I'm not sure but maybe you can also use

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handle:terminate()

[ZZZZZ]

Na no go.

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Failed to run init function, err code: 7 (Runtime error)
aatest.lua:40: bad argument #1 to 'terminate' (userdata expected, got nil)
stack traceback:
        [C]: in field 'terminate'
        aatest.lua:40: in function <aatest.lua:31>

and

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Failed to run init function, err code: 7 (Runtime error)
aatest.lua:39: attempt to index a nil value (global 'handle')
stack traceback:
        aatest.lua:39: in function <aatest.lua:31>

[Administrator]

Try this:

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local procId = process.findByWindow(window.getAppHwnd());
local proc = process.open(procId);
process.terminate(proc);

[ZZZZZ]

Woo that worked! Thank you very much, spent way too long trying to figure that out lol

[Administrator]

Is there a reason you're forcefully terminating like that though? I imagine you could also just do t his:

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os.exit();

That should terminate things slightly more gracefully.