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Display text command line arguments in GUI Posted by marl24 on 29 Sept 2010 at 9:43 PM
Hi, I need to create a VB6 program which I can display the command-line arguments in a GUI which also creates a textbox for each text arguments or specify a line in which the text args should be placed. I need also be able to call the VB6 program without creating another instance and it should only update the GUI.

Kindly help.

thanks in advance.
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Re: Display text command line arguments in GUI Posted by pseudocoder on 8 Oct 2010 at 1:32 PM
The Command keyword would contain any arguments with each argument separated by a space.

dim s as variant
s = split(Command, " ")

For testing, you can spoof command line arguments by clicking on the project menu, scroll down to and click properties, click on the make tab, and fill in some args within the command line arguments text box.

Hope that helps


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