[WDX] Autorun Plugin: Run commands/set envvars on TC start

[Fla$her]

can i use DisableMarkedMenuItems in Start menu ?

Yes. Why not?

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DisableMarkedMenuItems ' '
DisableMarkedMenuItems 'Ctrl+Alt+F12'

[KozakMak]

nice!

[KozakMak]

https://ibb.co/zN1mft9
Is it possible to completely replace ClockTC?

[Fla$her]

Is it possible to completely replace ClockTC?

Approximately, but only at the expense of WMI, although I'm not sure about NET.

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LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Sysinfo.dll
LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Runtime.dll

Title = WinGetText()
RunThread InfoHeader

Func InfoHeader
   While 1
      Sleep 960
      GetWMIValue W DayOfWeek 'SELECT DayOfWeek FROM Win32_LocalTime'
      GetWMIValue D LocalDateTime 'SELECT LocalDateTime FROM Win32_OperatingSystem'
      GetWMIValue FM FreePhysicalMemory 'SELECT FreePhysicalMemory FROM Win32_OperatingSystem'
      GetWMIValue TM TotalPhysicalMemory 'SELECT TotalPhysicalMemory FROM Win32_LogicalMemoryConfiguration'
      GetWMIValue CPU PercentProcessorTime 'SELECT PercentProcessorTime FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor'
      WinSetText(Title & ' | ' & StrPart('Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun', ' ', W) & ' ' & Abs(StrMid(D,7,2)) & ' ' & _
      StrPart('Jan Feb Mar Apr May Yun Yul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec', ' ', Abs(StrMid(D,5,2))) & ' ' & StrLeft(D,4) & ' ' & _
      StrMid(D,9,2) &  ':' & StrMid(D,11,2) & ':' & StrMid(D,13,2) & ' | RAM: ' & Round(100*(TM-FM)/TM) & '% | CPU: ' & CPU & '%')
   Wend
EndFunc

[KozakMak]

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[Fla$her]

I forgot Runtime.dll add from above. Done. Your autorun.cfg should already have this line.
In the Autorun\Plugins folder, which versions have Autorun_Runtime.dll64 and Autorun_Sysinfo.dll64?
Is there the same problem on TC x32? Is the third-party tool disabled?

[KozakMak]

I forgot Runtime.dll add from above. Done. Your autorun.cfg should already have this line.

already have

In the Autorun\Plugins folder, which versions have Autorun_Runtime.dll64 and Autorun_Sysinfo.dll64?
Is there the same problem on TC x32? Is the third-party tool disabled?

dll
third-party tool is disabled
not tested yet on x32

...and it start normally but fail on exit

[Fla$her]

...and it start normally but fail on exit

Well, it was worth writing about it right away. How do I know at what point the problem arises?
I am not surprised that multiple access to WMI can cause a conflict at the moment when an interrupt attempt occurs during the execution of yet another request.
1. What is the method of closing TC used in this case?
2. There is a suspicion of a separate thread. What if we remove the lines RunThread InfoHeader, Func InfoHeader, EndFunc and put the inside of the function at the end (before Pragma AutorunFinalizeSection, if any)?
3. And I would like to know about the result of the work itself. Satisfied?

[KozakMak]

1. What is the method of closing TC used in this case?

standard X button

2. There is a suspicion of a separate thread. What if we remove the lines RunThread InfoHeader, Func InfoHeader, EndFunc and put the inside of the function at the end (before Pragma AutorunFinalizeSection, if any)?

AutorunFinalizeSection?? pls post all code, I don't get it

3. And I would like to know about the result of the work itself. Satisfied?

i don't see internet speed at all

[Fla$her]

AutorunFinalizeSection??

>>>

before Pragma AutorunFinalizeSection, if any

i don't see internet speed at all

I assumed so. Then it's better to remove it altogether:

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LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Sysinfo.dll
LoadLibrary Plugins\Autorun_Runtime.dll

Title = WinGetText()

While 1
   Sleep 960
   GetWMIValue D LocalDateTime 'SELECT LocalDateTime FROM Win32_OperatingSystem'
   GetWMIValue FM FreePhysicalMemory 'SELECT FreePhysicalMemory FROM Win32_OperatingSystem'
   GetWMIValue TM TotalVisibleMemorySize 'SELECT TotalVisibleMemorySize FROM Win32_OperatingSystem'
   GetWMIValue CPU PercentProcessorTime  'SELECT PercentProcessorTime FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor'
   WinSetText(Title & ' | ' & StrMid(D,7,2) & '.' & StrMid(D,5,2) & '.' & StrLeft(D,4) & ' ' & StrMid(D,9,2) & _
   ':' & StrMid(D,11,2) & ':' & StrMid(D,13,2) & ' | RAM: ' & Ceil(100*(TM-FM)/TM) & '% | CPU: ' & CPU & '%')
Wend

[KozakMak]

its working!

[Fla$her]

Good. Maybe it was about getting 'Speed'. I removed it from the first code. Check him too. After all, it's more practical and correct to use loops in a separate thread. In addition, I added abbreviations of the day of the week and month there. If desired, you can localize them in the first parameter of two StrPart.

Although it is possible to get traffic speed by outputting netstat -e, but then this utility will be cyclically run in a hidden state, it seems to me that this is even worse than using a third-party program.

[funkymonk]

The Autorun_Runtime.dll in combination with GetWMIValue and WinSetText is exactly what I was searching for in a long time.
See https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=415982&hilit=title#p415982

Many thanks to the author of the plugin!

Yet, I have two questions:

1. GetWMIValue seems to be quite slow. While this might be a problem with querying WMI in general, it is much slower than other tools using WMI queries. On my systems, most queries on system performance information take 100-200ms when using GetWMIValue.
   Do others have the same problem? Does the author of the plugin see a way to speed GetWMIValue up?
2. WMI queries return information in the form of a table. It seems that GetWMIValue can only return the requested value from the first row.
   Example:

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   GetWMIValue("PercentProcessorTime", "SELECT * FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor")
   

   Is there any way to get the entire table and iterate through it?

Thank you!

[Fla$her]

2funkymonk
Some easy-to-implement functions for obtaining dynamic data through the API are still being considered.
GetWMIValue appeared long before the idea to add a window title setting. I don't think anything can be accelerated here.
I don't know what other tools you are writing about. But on the example of wmic, I see the opposite pattern in favor of GetWMIValue. Check it yourself:

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# Show CPU by Ctrl + Win + C:
SetHotkeyAction /H:C /K:W /K:C TestCPU

Func TestCPU
   UT1 = GetUptime()
   GetWMIValue CPU1 PercentProcessorTime 'SELECT PercentProcessorTime FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor WHERE Name=0'
   UT2 = GetUptime()
   ProcessExecGetOutput CPU2 %ComSpec% '/q/c wmic path Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor where Name^=0 get PercentProcessorTime|findstr [0-9]'
   MsgBox('CPU1: ' & CPU1 & ' | Elapsed time: ' & Round(UT2 - UT1) & ' ms' & auLF & _
          'CPU2: ' & CPU2 & ' | Elapsed time: ' & Round(GetUptime() - UT2) & ' ms')
EndFunc

It seems that GetWMIValue can only return the requested value from the first row.

What kind of first line are you talking about? How is the line number related to filtering?

[funkymonk]

2funkymonk
GetWMIValue appeared long before the idea to add a window title setting. I don't think anything can be accelerated here.
I don't know what other tools you are writing about. But on the example of wmic, I see the opposite picture in favor of GetWMIValue. Check it yourself:

True, with your code on my current system GetWMIValue takes ~260ms and wmic takes ~340ms.
(With other tools I just refer to various apps and scripts that I uses regularly.)

Here is why I'm asking: I find it very convenient to use autorun to

• query some (constant) system information *once* on TC start. E.g. CPU/GPU name, etc...
  With around 10 calls to GetWMIValue this can easily take ~3s (once).
• periodically query some (variable) system information. E.g. CPU load, mem usage, network setup, etc...
  The title bar is then updated with the constant and variable information.
  With around 10 calls to GetWMIValue this can easily take ~3s (repeatedly).

>>> I was just wondering whether GetWMIValue can be sped up to improve the update rate (to let's say 1-2s or the like in my use case).

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What kind of first line are you talking about? How is the line number related to filtering?

Your example

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GetWMIValue CPU1 PercentProcessorTime 'SELECT PercentProcessorTime FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor WHERE Name=0'
GetWMIValue CPU1 PercentProcessorTime 'SELECT PercentProcessorTime FROM Win32_PerfFormattedData_PerfOS_Processor'

is great to explain.
The 1st SELECT statement returns PercentProcessorTime for the entire CPU (Name = _Total) and all the cores (name = 0...n).
This can be shown as a table like:

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Name    PercentProcessorTime  
0       0                     
1       0                     
10      0                     
11      5                     
12      0                     
13      5                     
14      0                     
15      5                     
2       0                     
3       0                     
4       0                     
5       5                     
6       0                     
7       0                     
8       0                     
9       5                     
_Total  0                     

As long as you know in which Name you are interested in, you can simply filter by WHERE as in the 2nd SELECT statement.
However, for other queries you might not know a value for filtering or even need the information from several rows. Then it is very helpful to iterate over the available rows.

>>> Can this be done in autorun?

BTW: This could *implicitly* speed up the WMI queries through GetWMIValue, as one call would be sufficient (instead of 16 calls to get PercentProcessorTime for each core individually).