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Jibet
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 Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:12 pm Post subject: Command arguments |
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Hello ! 
Sorry for my bad english ! 
Is somebody knox how I could have most than 9 parameters ! 
Thanks !
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Hooligan
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| Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 3:04 am Post subject: |
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Hi Jibet,
Welcome to the VDSWorld forums!
When I find that I need that many command line parameters, I usually try to create an ini file instead, or just query the user to answer questions. I'm curious as to why you need more than 9 parameters?
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DaveR
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| Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 9:10 am Post subject: |
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A ini file is the way to go. But if you really want to use more than 9 command line parameters you can use multiple parameters as one parameter by separating them with a field separator like | and then parse the parameter into the separate parameters.
The following example only uses one parameter but will be later parsed into 12 parameters:
| Code: | | my.exe par1|par2|par3|par4|par5|par6|par7|par8|par9|par10|par11|par12 |
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Jibet
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| Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 11:27 am Post subject: Command arguments |
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I have make a lot of scripts for rename files with date or index, for comments files, etc...
I use that scripts with selectionned files in explorer with FileMenu Tools :
http://www.lopesoft.com/en/index.html
But i'm limited to 9 selection.
Thanks for you answer.
| Hooligan wrote: | Hi Jibet,
Welcome to the VDSWorld forums!
When I find that I need that many command line parameters, I usually try to create an ini file instead, or just query the user to answer questions. I'm curious as to why you need more than 9 parameters?
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Skit3000
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| Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2007 6:32 pm Post subject: |
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You can try this function:
| Code: | #define function,GetParam
%%Parameters = @GetParam()
list create,1
list assign,1,%%Parameters
# Return 10th parameter
info @item(1,12)
list close,1
exit
:GetParam
# commandline
%c = @cmdline()
# counter
%z = 1
# output
%o =
# buffer
%b =
while @greater(@len(%c),@pred(%z))
# On chr(32), new parameter
if @equal(@substr(%c,%z,%z),@chr(32))
# Save buffer to output
%o = %o@cr()%b
# Clear buffer
%b =
# On chr(34), skip all characters
elsif @equal(@substr(%c,%z,%z),@chr(34))
# Next character
%z = @succ(%z)
# Loop until next chr(34)
while @both(@unequal(@substr(%c,%z,%z),@chr(34)),@greater(@len(%c),@pred(%z)))
# Save character to buffer
%b = %b@substr(%c,%z,%z)
# Next character
%z = @succ(%z)
wend
# If the end of %c is NOT reached, remove last character (which will be chr(34) always)
if @greater(@len(%c),@pred(%z))
%b = %b@substr(%c,%z,%z)
%b = @strdel(%b,@len(%b))
end
# All other characters
else
# Safe character to buffer
%b = %b@substr(%c,%z,%z)
end
# Next character
%z = @succ(%z)
wend
# Add last buffer to output
%o = %o@cr()%b
# Return
exit %o |
It returns a string with on every new line a new parameter. If you assign this string to a list, you can use @item() of @next to loop through all parameters. 
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