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Message        NewtoRealStudio          Post subject: Simple Question I 
think!Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:43 am                         
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Posts: 1                Hi all, I am brand new to RealStudio so forgive me if 
this question is easy. I am trying to launch
an app in Mac OS X and send in parameters.

After some research, I found

dim sh as new shell
sh.execute "open -b com.Apple.Calculator"

(thanks to tomis for posting this!)

So, i created a bundle id for my app,
closed my eyes,

and it opens! great!

the problem is, i want to pass parameters to the app....
and capture those parameters in the rb app using
system.commandline

so....

I've tried:
sh.execute "open -b --myparameters com.nooby.calculator"
doesn't work

I've tried
sh.execute "open -b com.nooby.calculator -myparameters"
doesn't work!

Can anybody help me please? I know this should be easy but it's killing me!   
                             Top                 DaveS          Post subject: 
Re: Simple Question I think!Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:45 am                   
              
Joined: Sun Aug 05, 2007 10:46 am
Posts: 2644
Location: San Diego, CA                well according to the OSX MAN OPEN 
documents


it should be


sh.execute "open -b com.nooby.calculator --args myparameter1 myparameter2"      
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Dave Sisemore
MacPro, OSX 10.6.4 RB2009r5.1
Note : I am not  interested in any solutions that involve custom Plug-ins of 
any kind  
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