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Hibernate() w/ Wakeup

Started by SKAN , Nov 03 2009 03:55 PM

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[color=red]Hibernate([/color] T="", O=0,  U="H" [color=red])[/color] { ; [color=indigo]by SKAN[/color]  www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=50733
 T += %O%,%U%                
 EnvSub, T, 16010101, S
 VarSetCapacity(FT,8), DllCall( "[color=#D62A00]LocalFileTimeToFileTime[/color]", Int64P,T:=T*10000000,UInt,&FT )
 If hTmr := DllCall( "[color=#D62A00]CreateWaitableTimer[/color]", UInt,0, UInt,0, UInt,0 )
 If DllCall( "[color=#D62A00]SetWaitableTimer[/color]", UInt,hTmr, UInt,&FT, UInt,1000, Int,0, Int,0, UInt,1 )
 If DllCall( "[color=#D62A00]PowrProf\SetSuspendState[/color]", UInt,1, UInt,0, UInt,0 )
    DllCall( "[color=#D62A00]WaitForSingleObject[/color]", UInt,hTmr,Int,-1 ), DllCall( "[color=#D62A00]CloseHandle[/color]",UInt,hTmr )
 Return A_LastError
}

Usage Examples:

Hibernate( 20100101 ) ; until a future Timestamp ( New Year )
Hibernate( A_Now, 600, "Seconds" )
Hibernate( A_Now, 30, "Minutes" )
Hibernate( A_Now, 2, "Hours" ) or Hibernate( Null, 2 )
Hibernate( A_Now, 7, "Days" )


Credit: Thanks to Boskoop's Wake-up-timer/ Scheduler-Function

#1 - Posted 03 November 2009 - 03:55 PM
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I can't beleive no one else has said this...


Thank you.
#2 - Posted 04 November 2009 - 01:24 AM
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Let me be the first


Gee.. :oops: Thanks.

Update: Code optimised/crunched from 13 lines to 10 lines.
#3 - Posted 04 November 2009 - 09:07 AM
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wow, awesome!
thanks
#4 - Posted 18 December 2009 - 09:05 AM
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SKAN, ... wow this is amazing and just what I was looking for! May I ask how, if I can have the function to do one more step?



When the computer resumes from hibernate, how do I have the monitor 'come alive' automatically? :) Is this possible?
#5 - Posted 26 December 2009 - 07:43 AM
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When the computer resumes from hibernate, how do I have the monitor 'come alive' automatically? :) Is this possible?


This is a good question; I am also looking for a way to do this. I usually make my computer hibernate by the Windows menu, but I need to run a task (namely, restart ad hoc Wi-Fi, as mentioned in this French article), either by Windows itself or by AutoHotKey when the computer restarts from hibernate.
Any ideas?
#6 - Posted 26 December 2009 - 10:51 AM
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We cannot seem to get this script to work. in the usage examples, are you saying to make T="" be T="A_NOW" ? or does the entire line, Hibernate( A_Now, 30, "Minutes" ) go before the first line of the script?
#7 - Posted 11 March 2010 - 07:24 PM
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does the entire line, Hibernate( A_Now, 30, "Minutes" ) go before the first line of the script?


Yes!
#8 - Posted 11 March 2010 - 07:31 PM
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When it goes into hibernate, the computer immediatly wakes back up. Now, it even does it when we use shutdown > hibernate.
#9 - Posted 11 March 2010 - 07:50 PM
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What OS? If Win7, the problem could be USB mouse. See here
:arrow: I googled for Hibernate problem immediately wakes up
#10 - Posted 11 March 2010 - 08:09 PM
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that is very strange. we are running windows XP sp3.
Where is the CreateWaitTimer, SetWaitTimer, LocalFileTimeToFileTime, and WaitForSingleObject DLL's stored? The only one that I can find is the PowrProf.dll Which looks like it sends it into hibernate. Are those DLLs created by the script?
#11 - Posted 11 March 2010 - 08:24 PM
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we are running windows XP sp3.


Same here.

Where is the CreateWaitTimer, SetWaitTimer, LocalFileTimeToFileTime, and WaitForSingleObject DLL's stored?


Them are available in Kernel32.dll which is loaded by windows on boot.
The functions in Kernel32.dll are readily available.. whereas for PowrProf.dll, AHK will load the DLL - call the function and unload it.
#12 - Posted 11 March 2010 - 08:47 PM
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Hi SKAN. Scripts works awesome after quick testing =)!
How does those timestamps work? Can I set an exact time? Like 16:00 o'clock or something? : )

Thanks, ddk
#13 - Posted 15 March 2010 - 01:04 PM
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How does those timestamps work?


The first parameter T should be a valid time stamp.
If you pass null or an empty variable, AHK will presume current date-time.

The second parameter O is offset. The time Value that will be added to T

The third parameter is U is timeUnits which will decide whether O is Seconds, Minutes, Hours, or Days

Please refer AHK Doc for EnvAdd command to understand the first line of my Function.

Can I set an exact time? Like 16:00 o'clock or something? : )


Yes!

You may call the function like: Hibernate( 201003151600 ) or may be,

WakeupTime := A_YYYY A_MM A_DD "[color=red]1600[/color]"
Hibernate( WakeupTime )

#14 - Posted 15 March 2010 - 01:45 PM
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That's awesome - great work! 8)
#15 - Posted 15 March 2010 - 08:25 PM
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