Difference between revisions of "System Module"

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== exec() ==
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== exec ==
 
'''string system.exec(string cmd)'''
 
'''string system.exec(string cmd)'''
  
 
Run the given command and return its output as a string.
 
Run the given command and return its output as a string.
  
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== shellExec ==
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'''number system.shellExec(table execInfo)'''
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Execute a system command or process when given a SHELLEXECUTEINFO structure [https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb759784%28v=vs.85%29.aspx]. Returns the process ID to the newly started process.
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'execInfo' should be a table of key/value pairs of only the values which you want to set. For example:
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<source lang="lua">
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local data = {lpVerb = 'open', lpFile = 'cmd', lpDirectory = 'C:\\'};
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local procId = system.shellExec(data);
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</source>
  
 
== getClipboard() ==
 
== getClipboard() ==

Revision as of 03:43, 18 February 2015

rest()

system.rest(number msec)

Put the process to sleep for 'msec' milliseconds.


exec

string system.exec(string cmd)

Run the given command and return its output as a string.


shellExec

number system.shellExec(table execInfo)

Execute a system command or process when given a SHELLEXECUTEINFO structure [1]. Returns the process ID to the newly started process.

'execInfo' should be a table of key/value pairs of only the values which you want to set. For example:

local data = {lpVerb = 'open', lpFile = 'cmd', lpDirectory = 'C:\\'};
local procId = system.shellExec(data);

getClipboard()

string system.getClipboard()

Returns the system clipboard data as a string.


setClipboard()

boolean system.setClipboard(string data)

Sets the system's clipboard to 'data'. Returns true on success, false on failure.


getActiveCodePage()

number system.getActiveCodePage()

Returns the system's current code page as an integer.


getConsoleCodePage()

number system.getConsoleCodePage()

Returns the console's current code page as an integer.


setPriority()

system.setPriority(string priority)

Change the process's priority. 'priority' should be "high", "low", or "normal" (default)