On Jun 22, 2006, at 10:31 AM, John Balestrieri wrote:
I'm starting to do some console app development, and I'm a little
confused -- there seems to be no way to launch a debug build and
supply arguments?
The working around I'm using is to check if a debug build is
running, then load the arguments from an external text file. That
works fine, but the next thing I'm running into is, is the that the
path args that I'm supplying are not being resolved properly -- I'm
supplying paths that are local to the application and resolving
them through a declare to libc.dylib.
What I'd like is for the debug build to launch from it's local
directory: i.e., when its launched, the directory is changed to the
debug builds directory, then the debug app is launched. That way, I
can supply relative paths as my arguments. Otherwise, my debug args
are going to have to use absolute paths, which are going to break
when moved to another machine, etc.
Anyways, I submitted this feature request:
<http://www.realsoftware.com/feedback/viewreport.php?
reportid=jlmslwae>
Makes sense? Any feedback would be appreciated.
Or a way to construct a set of arguments to the app (console or GUI)
like in XCode where you can specify them and turn them on and off
with a simple interface
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