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Using Parameters in Console Apps

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Raymond Auerbach - 09 Aug 2003 09:39 GMT
I am using VS.NET to write some C++ code for an
assignment.  Can someone please tell me how to pass the
equivalent of command-line parameters using Visual
Studio .NET 2003's Run command?  Thanks!
Sincerely,
Raymond Auerbach
Sven Groot - 09 Aug 2003 16:40 GMT
> I am using VS.NET to write some C++ code for an
> assignment.  Can someone please tell me how to pass the
> equivalent of command-line parameters using Visual
> Studio .NET 2003's Run command?  Thanks!

Open the Project Properties. Under Debugging, set the Command Arguments
value as you please.

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David Lowndes - 09 Aug 2003 16:54 GMT
>I am using VS.NET to write some C++ code for an
>assignment.  Can someone please tell me how to pass the
>equivalent of command-line parameters using Visual
>Studio .NET 2003's Run command?  Thanks!

Raymond,

Have you tried setting something in the Configuration Properties,
Debugging, Command Arguments?

Dave
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