> This is easy on Windows using Buddy API's baCommandArgs() function
> (returns the command line as a string). There's also an undocumented
> movie property -- "the commandLine" -- that should return the same
> value.
...with the following (sometimes) important exception: baCommandArgs()
returns a string that _may_not_match_the_case_ that was passed in.
Lingo's 'the commandLine' returns a string that matches the case that
was passed in.
This turned out to be crucial in a project last year.
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