Re: !xStatsGraphShowPerformancePicker and setting evar

Brian Wolven wrote:
> Paul wrote:
>  >>
>>> Alternatively maybe literunner could be used to detect when the 
>>> performance picker closed and then run the bang. There'd be no way 
>>> for it to know which theme setting was updated though.
>>
>> I had thought about that as well. Or maybe one.dll ( I think that is 
>> the right module).  But I came up with the same shortcoming as you.
>>
>> How about this...and this is just thinking out loud. What if 
>> Literunner would tell if the PerfMon was closed, then an option !alert 
>> gave you the choice of where to write the evar? Sort of like this:
>>
>> *Script bang !SetPerfMonString
>>     *Script exec !xStatsGraphShowPerformancePicker
>>     *Script exec !Confirm "Apply to CpuString?" "Apply Changes?" 
>> [!varset accept yes] [!varset accept no]
>>     *Script gotoif ["%{accept}" = "no"] no
>>     *Script exec !Execute [wscript "$ConfigDir$\UpdateThemeVar.vbs" 
>> "$ConfigDir$\themevars.rc" CpuString]
>>     *Script exit
>>     *Script label no
>>     *Script exec !Confirm "Apply to MemString?" "Apply Changes?" 
>> [!varset accept yes] [!varset accept no]
>>     *Script gotoif ["%{accept}" = "no"] no
>>     *Script exec !Execute [wscript "$ConfigDir$\UpdateThemeVar.vbs" 
>> "$ConfigDir$\themevars.rc" MemString]
>>     *Script exit
>>     *Script label no
>>     *Script exec !Confirm "Apply to NetString?" "Apply Changes?" 
>> [!varset accept yes] [!varset accept no]
>>     *Script gotoif ["%{accept}" = "no"] no
>>     *Script exec !Execute [wscript "$ConfigDir$\UpdateThemeVar.vbs" 
>> "$ConfigDir$\themevars.rc" NetString]
>>     *Script exit
>>     *Script label no
>> *Script ~bang
>>
>> That is just a quick paste job, I know it isn't correct. I don't know 
>> how to make more than a yes or no, be nice if I could just have an 
>> alert with the three options on it.
> 
> Maybe just have it bring up a popup with each of the possible "Apply 
> to..." settings choices, and a "cancel" option at the end? That'd be the 
> easiest thing to configure. It still allows people to assign a value to 
> the wrong performance counter, but they could have screwed it up with a 
> text editor, too. ;)

Aha, very clever...
*OnClose #32770 [] [!none][!Popup_yet_to_be_named]

Is #32770 what you have for the Window Class on the "Browse Performance 
Counters"?

Oddly enough, I can't find the damned Network Interface in the Browse 
Performance Counters applet. I can find it in Add Counters from with 
perfmon.msc though. WTF?

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