How can I ignore too many commandline Parameters ?

[Cape-City]

Hi,

I'm trying to code a little Playlist Generator for my HTPC Project. When I

e.g. open there a directory with pictures, every single picture came in one

commandline parameter. If there are too many commandline parameters

given to my proggy - it still crashed (stack overflow). I recoded my program,

so i only need the path to the pictures and generate the playlist with the

FindFile and FindFileNext method. The only problem is, my program further

crashed, when too many commandline parameters are given to it. What can i

do ? Is there no way, to just ignore everything above e.g. cmdline[15] ?

Greetz

Cape-City

Edited August 21, 2004 by Cape-City

[this-is-me]

Sorry, no. All the command line parameters MUST be recieved by any windows program, and with autoit, there is not a current limit on command line parameters.

[Lazycat]

I'm not sure I understand problem right, but maybe you have to try $CmdLineRaw instead $CmdLine? This is just string with data you put into commandline, and you can handle it as you need.

Maybe you explain how you script should work?

[this-is-me]

No, the problem he is getting is related to the cutoff point at which autoit accepts command line parameters. There is no current limit, which causes a stack overflow in the program. This means that any and every autoit script has this problem and there is nothing he can do in the script to change it. A change has to be made to autoit itself.