Functions

system.battery.ACLineStatus

system.battery.LifePercent

system.clipboard.clear

system.clipboard.get.format

system.clipboard.get.image

system.clipboard.get.text

system.clipboard.set.image

system.clipboard.set.text

system.createUniqueId

system.doEvents

system.getColors

system.getComputerId

system.getComputerName

system.getMemoryInfo

system.getUserName

system.ignoreCriticalErrors

system.language

system.lastError

system.logIsEnabled

system.mioEngine.countInstances

system.mioEngine.filename

system.mioEngine.version

system.platform

system.priority

system.userIsAdmin

system.winapi.errorMsg

system.winapi.lastError

system._showInTaskBar

Events

event.exception

event.memoryFull

event.screen:resolution:change

event.system:desktop:changed

event.system:display:changed

MioScript Reference

Function
system.priority

Language: MioScript
Product: MioFactory

Syntax

system.priority(Priority)

Parameters

STRING

Priority

Priority of the current process.
Possible values are high, normal, low.

Return value

No value is returned.

Description

Set the priority of the current process (application) using the Windows API function SetThreadPriority.

Use this function carefully.
If you set a priority to High, your application may slow all other windows processes.

Possible values:

low: Indicates a base priority level of 1 (THREAD_PRIORITY_IDLE).

normal: Indicates normal priority (THREAD_PRIORITY_NORMAL).

high: Indicates 1 point above normal priority for the priority class (THREAD_PRIORITY_ABOVE_NORMAL)

By default, the system priority is set to:

low for Windows 2000, XP, Vista and later

normal for other Windows releases

See also: app.booster

MioScript Sample Code

system.priority("low")