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i think i remember there being a dll function in moo.dll to display only the cpu percent...does anyone know this?

$dll($scriptdirmoo.dll,cpuinfo,_)

that doesnot get only the percent usage. i dont think there is one that just gets that directly. now the way id try and get that info is to $gettok. unless someone has a better method this is how id do it

$gettok($dll($mircdirSYSinf\moo.dll,cpuinfo,_),5,32) $gettok($dll($mircdirSYSinf\moo.dll,cpuinfo,_),6,32)

that would return (NN% Load)

depending upon if the moo.dll u have reads the same as mine does

how would i get just XX% or XX

$remove($gettok($dll($scriptdirmoo.dll,cpuinfo,_),5,32),$chr(40)) would return XX%

$remove($gettok($dll($scriptmoo.dll,cpuinfo,_),5,32),$chr(40),$chr(37)) would return XX

thank you

np im sure someone else may come up with a more efficiant method but the one i come up with does work.

I was going to say use the $wiltok and match the *% but you method works. im not sure if all the processor information take up the same amount of tokens, but if it does--you're safe.

it does not work globally
i have seen a screenshot m\of my script that instead of xx% it shows xxxxMHz

so this is not exactly in working order..

change the token number then in the check..... i mean really do we need to write everything for u?

If it's not always in the same order, you might consider using $regex().

ok since yours processor info is longer than mine then ud just add 2 spaces for it to check instead of it reading 5,32 it would then need to read 7,32

or try another method like the one KT suggested. that way ud be able to cover all bases if your going to plan on distributing your script

am i the only person who thinks $regex/$regsub is the hardest thing ever added to mirc ?
lol

ive actually never messed with regex. anything i need to do i can accomplish without it. atleast for my purposes.

Well it's kinda intimidating at first, but it's not that hard if you practice some usages..
Actually, many patterns that would be impossible/difficult to achieve, or that require a lot of code, could be accomplished with regular expressions quite easily.

the hardest thing ive ever made using $regex is:

alias percent {
return $calc($1 / $2) * 100 $+ %
}
alias caps {
return $percent($1-,$regex($1-,/[A-Z]/g))
}

Yeah, without $regex() you'd have to use $removecs() along with the entire alphabet or any other nasty code .

i know, but i mean i can sometimes(after multiple corrections) use more complicated $regex, but compared to stuff ive seen you and other use, its quite simple :\

Ah, it's a matter of practising and perceiving where you could use them.
Try reading this and this (although the first link is mixed with PHP concepts and the second with perl, there is good info about regex on both sources).

thanks

this script isnt just for me.. i need something that will globally work.. not just a fix for one specific system, which will then mess the script up when i try to use it