Hi guys,
here is it a simple question: how can I pass arguments to a
Console 
application developed in Visual Studio 2005 .NET C#? I mean
arguments of 
the main method (String [] args). I've only seen that I have
F5 (debug) 
and Ctrl+F5 (without debug) to build an application but I
haven't found 
how to pass argumnts. thank's.
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Examine the properties of your console project, Debug tab
and you'll
find an input for command line arguments there.  See MSDN
too:
htt
p://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2wcdezs5(VS.80).as
px

(P.S. its thanks not thank's)

On Oct 13, 5:58 am, Christian <voodoo81peo...gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi guys,
> here is it a simple question: how can I pass arguments
to a Console
> application developed in Visual Studio 2005 .NET C#? I
mean arguments of
> the main method (String [] args). I've only seen that I
have F5 (debug)
> and Ctrl+F5 (without debug) to build an application but
I haven't found
> how to pass argumnts. thank's.
> --
> Christian Castelli
> MSN: voodoo81peo...hotmail.com   Skype:
chrisvoo
> Sito:http://chris.delfinsblog.
it
> Blog:http://bytestrike.blo
gspot.com/


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cleveridea ha scritto:
> Examine the properties of your console project, Debug
tab and you'll
> find an input for command line arguments there.  See
MSDN too:
> htt
p://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2wcdezs5(VS.80).as
px

Ohhhh THANKS clever,I was in doubt in regard of
"thank's". Feel free to 
correct my ugly english every time you want ;)


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A valuable and entertaining read on the subject of English
punctuation
is: "Eats, Shoots and Leaves"

On Oct 13, 12:17 pm, Christian <voodoo81peo...gmail.com> wrote:
> cleveridea ha scritto:
>
> > Examine the properties of your console project,
Debug tab and you'll
> > find an input for command line arguments there. 
See MSDN too:
> >htt
p://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/2wcdezs5(VS.80).as
px
>
> Ohhhh THANKS clever,I was in doubt in regard of
"thank's". Feel free to
> correct my ugly english every time you want ;)
>
> --
> Christian Castelli
> MSN: voodoo81peo...hotmail.com   Skype:
chrisvoo
> Sito:http://chris.delfinsblog.
it
> Blog:http://bytestrike.blo
gspot.com/


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Two things, my friend:

Arguments: If you run your console project from the command
line, you
can also include them directly in the invocation, whether
typed or in a
script/batch file:
 
	D:VSProjectsProj101Program.exe Arg1 Arg2 Arg3

(I really don't remember this early, whether arg[0] is the
command (like
in other languages) or the first argument AFTER the command,
but I seem
to remember assuming the former and finding out the
latter.)

English: A good rule of thumb with the apostrophe (') and a
single
trailing letter (like the letter "s"), is that it
almost always either
replaces a letter (like when you change "it is"
into "it's") or it
indicates a noun that is normally not a possessive one, but
you want to
use it as one (so that "the eraser of Bob" would
become "Bob's eraser").
If you can use it for both (like "it's" meaning
"it is", and "its"
meaning "belonging to it"), then the
"replacing a letter" rule takes
precedence.

(and before someone else notes it, there's a little
possessive exception
that, "the pencil of Gus" becomes "Gus'
pencil" rather than "Gus's
pencil", but not too many people will call you on that
one. 

More coffee, I need more coffee....
_____
Peter Smith


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