Hi All,
I don't have much knowledge about Windows Services but I have read about
the Python Modules and seen the demo that comes with the py2exe package.
I need to write an NTService which runs a process (an Executable) when
the System (WinXP, Win2003) is Idle. Is it possible to do this from
pyth
Are you saying that you want to launch a program that waits until the
CPU's idle time is at a given threshold and once the threshold is met
the program does something until the threshold is no longer met after
wich your app waits for the threshold again?
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In
this example, I am using WScrip, so the available methods should be found by
looking up WScript:
from
win32com.client import Dispatchfrom time import
sleeps=Dispatch('WScript.Shell')s.Run('Explorer http://www.msn.com')
or:
from
win32com.client import Dispatchfrom tim
Hi friends,
I am really sorry to bother you with such a simple stupid question but
today it's my second day spent in searching manuals, mail-archives
(I downloaded over 100MB from "python-list"),
etc., and I could not find anything that can solve the matter.
I am from Bulgaria and I use Python (+
I think this example is what you want to do. It is not a service, but
you can turn it into one.
import win32pdh
from time import sleep
import threading
pdhQuery = win32pdh.OpenQuery(None, 0)
class PDH_COUNTER_PATH_ELEMENTS(list):
def __init__(self, l = None):
if not l:
l = ['127.0.0.
