WriteToTextFile with + and ","
Hi, im currently evaluating your software, to see if its something we can use. Atm, im trying to find memoryleaks by opening a WPF client from a SmallTalk enviorment, and by doing so i want to ...
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Hi Alexander,
If the problem in the line you mentioned in your first post and you are using VBScript, then instead of
Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").CPUUsage + "," + Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").MemUsage + "\r\n"
I would use this:
Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").CPUUsage & ", " & Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").MemUsage & vbCrLf
BTW, you can also consider AQtime (http://smartbear.com/products/development-tools/performance-profiling/ or http://www.automatedqa.com/products/aqtime/) which is far better tool of the same company if you are interested in memory leaks and resources usage profiling.
If the problem in the line you mentioned in your first post and you are using VBScript, then instead of
Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").CPUUsage + "," + Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").MemUsage + "\r\n"
I would use this:
Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").CPUUsage & ", " & Sys.Process("Lokaldelen.Silverado.Client").MemUsage & vbCrLf
BTW, you can also consider AQtime (http://smartbear.com/products/development-tools/performance-profiling/ or http://www.automatedqa.com/products/aqtime/) which is far better tool of the same company if you are interested in memory leaks and resources usage profiling.
