ubject: [RBASE-L] - Compiler: How to read command line arguments.
This was started by Larry Lustig in the previous thread.
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Function declarations ONLY need to be done ONCE in an RBase session.
Once declared, the DLCall rbase functi
You should be able to parse these using the %1 %2 %3 from ancient days.
At the top SET Var1 = .%1, Var2=.%2, Var3=.%3
I get Unrecognized Global Variable when I try to refer to .%1, etc.--Larry
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You should be able to parse these using the %1 %2 %3 from ancient days.
At the top SET Var1 = .%1, Var2=.%2, Var3=.%3
Albert
> On Mar 11, 2017, at 12:44 PM, 'Lawrence Lustig' via RBASE-L
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> I'm learning the compiler.
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> When my exe starts, I want to be
I use several different ways to start a compiled app. 1. I just compile my
external form 2. I also compile a command file to do what I want. E.G. I have
a command file that prompts a user ID, depending on the ID it does one of
several options.
Would like to do it with command-line
I use several different ways to start a compiled app. 1. I just compile my
external form 2. I also compile a command file to do what I want. E.G. I
have a command file that prompts a user ID, depending on the ID it does one
of several options.
Tom Hart
On Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 1:44 PM,
I'm learning the compiler.
When my exe starts, I want to be able to read in some configuration from the
command line. How can my R:Base startup program read the command line
arguments?
(EG, If I run MYCOMPILED.EXE -Menu UserMenu -Level Novice I want to be able to
read the -Menu UserMenu -Level
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