EventGhost

Posted: **Sun Jun 29, 2008 8:25 pm**

Hi,

is it possible to build in the feature, that a event is fired, if a application is finished, which is started by EG? The name of the event should be defined in the configuration dialog.

Regards
Prinz

Posted: **Mon Jun 30, 2008 5:06 pm**

Why isn't the Task plugin not sufficient for that?

Posted: **Tue Jul 01, 2008 5:40 pm**

Hi,

Bitmonster wrote:Why isn't the Task plugin not sufficient for that?

yes, it seems to be possible.

But the detection of the termination of some applications seems to be not working.

Examples:

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DVBViewer:

19:34:57   Task.Activated.dvbviewer
19:34:57   Task.Deactivated.dvbviewer
19:34:57   Task.Activated.Desktop
19:35:00   Task.Deactivated.Desktop
19:35:00   Task.Activated.dvbviewer
19:35:00   Task.Deactivated.dvbviewer
19:35:00   Task.Activated.Desktop
19:35:00   Task.Deactivated.Desktop
19:35:00   Task.Activated.dvbviewer
19:35:01   Task.Deactivated.dvbviewer
19:35:01   Task.Activated.Desktop
19:35:01   Task.Deactivated.Desktop
19:35:01   Task.Activated.dvbviewer
19:35:01   Task.Deactivated.dvbviewer
19:35:01   Task.Activated.Desktop
19:35:01   Task.Deactivated.Desktop
19:35:01   Task.Activated.dvbviewer
19:35:01   Task.Deactivated.dvbviewer
19:35:01   Task.Activated.Desktop
19:35:30   Task.Deactivated.Desktop
19:35:30   Task.Activated.explorer
19:35:33   Task.Deactivated.explorer
19:35:33   Task.Activated.EventGhost

No Task.Destroyed appears at 19:35:01, when the DVBViewer was terminated.

Same problem with firefox.

Could it be improved?

Thanks
Prinz

Posted: **Sun Jul 06, 2008 3:33 pm**

For Firefox (3.0) I get a Task.Destroyed.firefox event. But for DVBViewer it is missing here too. I'll look at it later.

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