Command line parameters in Windows?

[Egbert Zijlema]

For those who want to test my Easter calculations:
http://www.basicguru.com/files/zijle...l60/easter.zip


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[Lance Edmonds]

Or you could have read about it in the Help File errata postings in the FAQ forum...



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[Egbert Zijlema]

Thanks fellows,

I decided to use INPUTBOX$, which is - by the way - not documented in PBDLL60 (had to read the 16-bit compiler documentation to learn about it).

From a GUI point of view this is not the 'most beautiful girl in the world' but it's good enough for test matters. For those interested, I'll make the executable available on the Basic Guru website (later today).

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[Michael Mattias]

You can enter a command-line option if the program is run with the "Run" option from the Start menu.

You can get it using COMMAND$ or by changing FUNCTION PbMain to:

<font face="Courier New, Courier" size="3"><pre>
FUNCTION WinMain (BYVAL hCurInstance AS LONG, _
BYVAL hPrevInstance AS LONG, _
lpszCmdLine AS ASCIIZ PTR, _
BYVAL nCmdShow AS LONG) EXPORT AS LONG
</pre></font>

MCM

PS: Personally, I think this would be a cool place for one of those "up-down" controls to pick the year.




[This message has been edited by Michael Mattias (edited April 26, 2000).]

[Eric Pearson]

How about the PB/DLL INPUTBOX function?

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[Scott Turchin]

An INI file?



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[Borje Hagsten]

Eh, how about using a textbox and a button in a dialog?


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[Egbert Zijlema]

I want to have my Easter Calculating program (see: Source Code Forum) tested by a fellow who does not have PBDLL. So I must send him an executable. But how can I let him use different years? A command line parameter does not appear to be a very handy 'tool' under Windows, although PBDLL60 does support it. Any suggestions?

Thanks and regards,
Egbert