Difference between revisions of "ObjectType:system"
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===Create a HUD element displaying memory information=== | ===Create a HUD element displaying memory information=== | ||
HUD -add Memory 1,1 MemoryUsage:${System.MemFree}/${System.MemTotal} MB | HUD -add Memory 1,1 MemoryUsage:${System.MemFree}/${System.MemTotal} MB | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 22:20, 15 December 2005
Contents
Description
Members
- string OS: Operating system identifier (e.g. Microsoft Windows XP)
- int MemFree: Amount of free physical system RAM, in megabytes
- int MemTotal: Total amount of physical system RAM, in megabytes
- string OSBuild: Operating system build identifier (e.g. 2600.xpsp_sp2_rtm040803-2158)
- int GetProcAddress[module,function]: Retrieves the address of an exported function, usually in a DLL. (Level of understanding: High)
- int TickCount: A timestamp given in milliseconds. This value does "wrap" every 46 days or so.
- filepath CurrentDirectory: Current directory according to the operating system
Methods
Returns
Same as OS
Examples
Display system type
echo ${System}
- Output
Microsoft Windows XP
Create a HUD element displaying memory information
HUD -add Memory 1,1 MemoryUsage:${System.MemFree}/${System.MemTotal} MB
Operates On
none
