Comand line parameters in Visual Studio

[CSharpUser]

How do I pass in command line parameters to the program at
startup in Visual Studio.

This is similar to doing csc program arg1 arg2.

I want to achieve the same effect running the program in
Visual Studio and pressing F5

[Cybertof]

Re: Comand line parameters in Visual Studio

Declare your startup main procedure like this

static void Main(string[] cmdLine )

and then you can parse the cmdLine string array.


Hope this helps.
Cybertof.


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> How do I pass in command line parameters to the program at
> startup in Visual Studio.
>
> This is similar to doing csc program arg1 arg2.
>
> I want to achieve the same effect running the program in
> Visual Studio and pressing F5
>[/color]

[Thomas Tomiczek \(MVP\)]

Re: Comand line parameters in Visual Studio

"CSharpUser " <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:0f7201c39d 75$8b1aa6e0$a50 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
> How do I pass in command line parameters to the program at
> startup in Visual Studio.[/color]

Project Properties, Configuration Properties, Debugging. There is a line
(under Startup Options) called "Comand Line Arguments".
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> This is similar to doing csc program arg1 arg2.[/color]

No. csc is the COMPILER. do ou want to pass parameters oto the compiler or
your program?
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> I want to achieve the same effect running the program in
> Visual Studio and pressing F5[/color]

As said.

Thomas Tomiczek
THONA Software & Consulting Ltd.
(Micrsofot MVP C#/.NET)

[Guest]

Re: Comand line parameters in Visual Studio

Thanks. That is what I was looking for.[color=blue]
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>> How do I pass in command line parameters to the program at
>> startup in Visual Studio.[/color]
>
>Project Properties, Configuration Properties, Debugging.[/color]
There is a line[color=blue]
>(under Startup Options) called "Comand Line Arguments".
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>> This is similar to doing csc program arg1 arg2.[/color]
>
>No. csc is the COMPILER. do ou want to pass parameters oto[/color]
the compiler or[color=blue]
>your program?
>[color=green]
>> I want to achieve the same effect running the program in
>> Visual Studio and pressing F5[/color]
>
>As said.
>
>Thomas Tomiczek
>THONA Software & Consulting Ltd.
>(Micrsofot MVP C#/.NET)
>
>
>.
>[/color]