[[ --<-@ ] Black Rose]

Rose's back, but with a much more appropriate attitude.

Run executable files on server.

#define PRI_LOW			0
#define PRI_BELOWNORMAL		1
#define PRI_NORMAL		2
#define PRI_ABOVENORMAL		3
#define PRI_HIGH		4
#define PRI_REALTIME		5

/* Starts an executable application.
* 
* const file[]
* 	Filepath and filename, this does not start from moddir.
* 	Example:
* 		"C:\Program Files\Anti-Virus Update.exe"
* 
* priority
* 	Nothing more to say, priority of application.
* 	Values:
* 		PRI_LOW
* 		PRI_BELOWNORMAL
* 		PRI_NORMAL
* 		PRI_ABOVENORMAL
* 		PRI_HIGH
* 		PRI_REALTIME
* 
* bool:wait
* 	Decides if the server should wait for the file to be closed before continuing.
*/
native start(const file[], priority = PRI_NORMAL, bool:wait = false);

Edit: Removed until fixed.

[Alka]

Interesting...Gj!I'll try this ASAP

[|PJ| Shorty]

very interesting, linux build possible?
GJ

[[ --<-@ ] Black Rose]

I'm sorry, I have no idea how to build for linux. My first C++.
Edit: Would someone explain how to build for linux?

[hoboman]

could someone change the priority of a running server with this?
if yes, then rofl...

[[ --<-@ ] Black Rose]

No.
But if you get a program wich can change priority, for example this, then you can do it.

[Lord_Destros]

Just curious, are there any "pointful" applications for this currently? Heh, I find it funny that AMXX can actually "enable" malware now. Hopefully this doesn't cause people to attempt to distribute such packages....

[shine771]

Just wondering can it check if some programs are running? Or can it check if a program path is valid? I mean, if program exists in that dir?

[[ --<-@ ] Black Rose]

no.

[Jheshka]

This sounds really sweet, I hope you can fix it