06-22-2018, 01:59 PM
Sometimes it is necessary to kioll a running process. This is not easy if the process id has not been saved. The following program finds the process id from the shell. I call the program:
pid
This can be used in a shell script:
pid
Code:
#!yab
program$=peek$("argument")
program$=trim$(program$)
if program$="" then
print "usage: pid programname"
exit
endif
a$=system$("ps "+program$)
dim w$(1)
num=token(a$,w$())
if arraysize(w$(),1)< 7 then
print program$+" not found"
exit
endif
print w$(7)This can be used in a shell script:
Code:
#!sh
pid Terminal>Terminal.pid
pid=`cat Terminal.pid`
kill $pid