Use of CmdLine

[gespinoza]

Greetings Friends...

I am using: $COPIAS = $$CmdLine[1 ]

Since I make the validation when it does not come the information and power to assign a value to the variable $COPIAS?

Thanks for its invaluable aid.

[ivan]

Besides the fact that you are using a double dollar sign "$$", there should be nothing wrong in the assignment. should really read

$COPIAS = $CmdLine[1]

[gespinoza]

Greetings.

Excuse was a write error, the commando as I am using it is: $COPIAS = $CmdLine[1 ]

When I execute the program, ex: Script.exe 01

Work in correct form.

But when I do it: Script.exe

without the argument, gives an error me, which is correct.

What I require is to validate that that field comes with value and if the instruction is not asi to send a message of error to the user using: MsgBox

[w0uter]

if $cmdline[0] <> 0 Then

...

else

...

endif

[gespinoza]

Greetings friends...

The programs use some variables:

$VAR1 = $CmdLine[1 ]

$VAR2 = $CmdLine[2 ]

$VAR3 = $CmdLine[3 ]

The instruction that you indicate to me I have used it and works when value has not been specified some.

But, like been worth if: $VAR3 = $CmdLine[3 ] comes without value?

Thanks for its invaluable aid

[w0uter]

read the helpfile.

if $cmdline[0] > 3 Then

...

else

...

endif

[LxP]

Hi Gonzalo,

Perhaps this code will work nicely for you:

If $CmdLine[0] < 3 Then
    MsgBox(0x10, 'Error', 'You have specified ' & $CmdLine[0] & ' parameters. 3 are required.')
    Exit
EndIf

$Var1 = $CmdLine[1]
$Var2 = $CmdLine[2]
$Var3 = $CmdLine[3]