in MATLAb language , to get the pid of a running process , I did :
pid = getpidof('processName.exe')
it returns []
whereas the process is running on my windows ?
it is the correct syntax ?
in MATLAb language , to get the pid of a running process , I did :
pid = getpidof('processName.exe')
it returns []
whereas the process is running on my windows ?
it is the correct syntax ?
I don't know what the function getpidof
is or does - it doesn't appear to be a standard Matlab function (2012b). Here's a quick hack to find the pid of a running process -
>> [response, tasks] = system('tasklist | find "explorer.exe"');
>> splits = regexp(tasks, ' *', 'split');
>> pid = str2double(splits{2});
You can wrap that up into a function if you need to. Be aware that it is quite slow.
Edit - here's the function
function pid = getpidof(task)
# Get the process id of a task by name.
[response, tasks] = system(sprintf('tasklist | find "%s"', task));
splits = regexp(tasks, ' *', 'split');
pid = str2double(splits{2});
end