Class: ProcessListEntry (private in OSProcess

• Inheritance
• Description
• Class protocol
  • instance creation
• Instance protocol
  • OS process protocol
  • accessing
  • printing & storing

Inheritance:

   Object
   |
   +--OSProcess::ProcessListEntry

Package:

stx:libbasic

Category:

System-Support

Owner:

OSProcess

Description:

instances of me are returned when asking for the taskList.
The tasklist is retrieved from the taskList or ps command and
represents the list of running processes
(not STX threads and not only the one's started by st/x)

Class protocol:

 executableName: executableNameArg processID: processIDArg sessionName: sessionNameArg

 executableName: executableNameArg processID: processIDArg userName: userNameArg

Instance protocol:

 baseCommandString

the base command (without dir-path);
to make me protocol compatible with OSProcess

 commandString

to make me protocol compatible with OSProcess

 exitStatus

to make me protocol compatible with OSProcess

 isAlive

to make me protocol compatible with OSProcess

 kill

 killGroup

 numericPid

to make me protocol compatible with OSProcess

 pid

to make me protocol compatible with OSProcess

 terminate

 terminateGroup

 cpuPercent

 cpuPercent: something

 cpuPercent: cpuPercentArg memPercent: memPercentArg

 cpuTime

 cpuTime: cpuTimeArg

 cpuTime: cpuTimeArg cpuPercent: cpuPercentArg

 cpuTimeAsTimeDuration

format is mmm:ss.ms

 executableName

 executableName: executableNameArg processID: processIDArg sessionName: sessionNameArg

 executableName: executableNameArg processID: processIDArg userName: userNameArg

 memPercent

 memPercent: something

 processID

 realMem

 realMem: nBytes

 status

 status: statusString

 userName

 userName: aString

 virtualMem

 virtualMem: numBytes

 virtualMem: virtualMemArg realMem: realMemArg cpuTime: cpuTimeArg

 virtualMem: virtualMemArg realMem: realMemArg memPercent: memPercentArg

 windowTitle

 windowTitle: aString

 printOn: aStream

(comment from inherited method)
append a user printed representation of the receiver to aStream.
The format is suitable for a human - not meant to be read back.

The default here is to output the receiver's class name.
BUT: this method is heavily redefined for objects which
can print prettier.