Russ,
The problem with using a settings file is that I would like the
application to be somewhat dynamic. For example, if I wanted to make
my own image viewer, I couldn't use a config file to load the image
every time, using the command line would make the most sense.
So far, I have figured out the CommandLine parsing, but it isn't
working as I would like it.
Thanks for the response,
Craig
On Dec 6, 2006, at 2:36 PM, Russ Van Bert wrote:
Hi Craig,
Is there an easier way to make a desktop application
take parameters as a console application would than
to parse System.CommandLine?
I just store the settings in a preference file.
A good example is DropStuff. You select your binhex
preference, then every time you drop a file onto
DropStuff, it adds the binhex encoding.
Regards,
Russ
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