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GetRunningServices

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Returns a list of objects containing info about all currently running services in the background.

app.GetRunningServices() → List: of objects: [{ user, pid, name }]

Note: This function is deprecated. Filters are applied since Android 11. Full functionality can be accessed in the X-Version of DS.

See Android Package Visibility for more information.

See Also: GetRunningApps, GetInstalledApps

Example - Show Running Services

function OnStart()
{
    app.ShowProgress();

    var lay = app.CreateLayout( "linear", "fillxy,vcenter" );

    lst = app.CreateList( "", .9, .9 );
    lst.SetTextSize1( 15 );
    lay.AddChild( lst );

    var list = app.GetRunningServices();

    for( var i in list )
    {
        var a = list[i];
        var body =
            "user: " + a.user +
            "\npid: " + a.pid;
        lst.AddItem( a.name, body );
    }

    app.AddLayout( lay );

    app.HideProgress();
}

from native import app

def OnStart():
    app.ShowProgress()

    lay = app.CreateLayout("linear", "fillxy,vcenter")

    lst = app.CreateList("", .9, .9)
    lst.SetTextSize1(15)
    lay.AddChild(lst)

    list = app.GetRunningServices()

    for a in list:
        body = "user: " + a.user + "\npid: " + str(a.pid)
        lst.AddItem(a.name, body)

    app.AddLayout(lay)

    app.HideProgress()

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