Get $var from command line?

[MrChris]

How can I get and set a environment var from a command line that is passed while launching my compiled script?

for example if I run from windows "compiledscript.exe /test" or "compiledscript.exe /test /test2" I would like to set "test" and or "test2" as a $var that can be used in my script to make my script a little more user dynamic?

Hope this makes sense!

Regards,

MrChris

[November]

Hi there,

Check in help file for command line parameters

Cheers

[Mobius]

Any strings passed via the cmdline to your script or binary are automatically stored in the $Cmdline[] array.

Check out the helpfile under: running scripts - Commandline parameters.

For environment variables check out the EnvSet() , EnvGet() functions.

IF $Cmdline[0] > 0 THEN
    FOR $i = 1 TO $Cmdline[0]; 0 stores the total amount of cmdline strings.
        ConsoleWrite($Cmdline[$i] & @LF)
    NEXT
ENDIF

[MrChris]

Hi there,

Check in help file for command line parameters

Cheers

Thanks for the reply. I did find in the help file how to pass a switch to a compiled script but not how to set the passed switch to the compiled script. Il check again and make sure I didnt miss that section as some of it was a little greek to me.

Thanks,

MrChris

Edited January 19, 2009 by MrChris

[MrChris]

Any strings passed via the cmdline to your script or binary are automatically stored in the $Cmdline[] array.

Check out the helpfile under: running scripts - Commandline parameters.

For environment variables check out the EnvSet() , EnvGet() functions.

IF $Cmdline[0] > 0 THEN
    FOR $i = 1 TO $Cmdline[0]; 0 stores the total amount of cmdline strings.
        ConsoleWrite($Cmdline[$i] & @LF)
    NEXT
ENDIF

Thanks. I think I might be able to work with that. At least after a 30sec quick test. Now if I can figure out how to not include the "/" in the var?

Thanks again.

Edited January 19, 2009 by MrChris

[MrChris]

I guess it would be easier to just ref the below sample which produces the same end result.

Thanks again.

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[ChangMinYang]

I guess it would be easier to just ref the below sample which produces the same end result.

Thanks again.

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