Easy question for all expert

[Ghislain Tanguay]

I have a compiled vb.net app and I want to give the user a choice to launch
it from the start line command and pass it a parameter or not. How can I do
that in my code? Is it possible?

Ex. : MyApp.exe "Go"

 

[SStory]

checkout system.environment.commandline I think.

I am not in the IDE at present.

Then just look through the commandline args in that array or collection and
act accordingly.

HTH,

Shane

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I have a compiled vb.net app and I want to give the user a choice to launch
it from the start line command and pass it a parameter or not. How can I do
that in my code? Is it possible?

\\\
Public Module Program
Public Sub Main(ByVal Args() As String)
...
End Sub
End Module
///

Select 'Sub Main' as startup object in the project properties.

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Shane,

Did you not see that this question is only for Herfried.

Cor

 

[CJ Taylor]

hehe...

 

[SStory]

No and I still don't, looking in my Outlook express.

His message said nothing about Herfried that I could see..

Sorry..

Shane

 

[SStory]

All I see is:

I have a compiled vb.net app and I want to give the user a choice to launch
it from the start line command and pass it a parameter or not. How can I do
that in my code? Is it possible?

Ex. : MyApp.exe "Go"

Where does it say FOR HERFRIED?

 

[SStory]

wow, that's an even better way.... like the old C programs.

Didn't know I could do that.

Shane

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Easy question for the "All Expert"

And than I can only think on Herfried, I saw CJ did the same.

Cor

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Shane,

Mostly the questions are not for such a selective public, everybody may
answer of course.

Do not take it serious please?

Cor

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Did you not see that this question is only for Herfried.

?!?

 

[SStory]

Well, since it is bad english either way it is hard for someone to tell.

it says Easy question for all expert

could be interpreted as a foreigner trying to say All Experts

correct english would have been, "An easy question for the Great Expert"
or "Mr. Know-It-All" or something of that fashion.

as it didn't have "the" in front of the word "all" it was bad english to
start with.
Sorry for trying to help.

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Shane,

I hope you saw my extra message, there is nothing serious in my message, you
had given an answer and Herfried had.

I only become triggered when somebody ask for an expert.

This newsgroup is in my opinion for everybody and everybody is allowed to
answer questions or to set them



Cor

 

[SStory]

No problem.
I guess it is the language barrier maybe.

Shane