Problems to get commandline parameters

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Problems to get commandline parameters

Post by Onyx »

Hi,

i'm new into wxWidgets coding and i have a problem concerning reading my command line parameters.
I just created an Application by using the Wizard, its a Dialog based project.

This is a code snippet from my main Dialog:

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#include "wxMicroshieldApp.h"
#include "wxMicroshieldDlg.h"

IMPLEMENT_APP(wxMicroshieldDlgApp)

bool wxMicroshieldDlgApp::OnInit()
{
	wxMicroshieldDlg* dialog = new wxMicroshieldDlg(NULL);
	SetTopWindow(dialog);
	dialog->Show(true);
	return true;
}

int wxMicroshieldDlgApp::OnExit()
{
	return 0;
}
As you can see there did not happen much. As im more into standard win32 coding i was used to get cml parameter by accessing argc and argv in the past. But this seems not to work for a wxWidgets application right ?

Can someone give me i hint how to access these two variables if they are still present in wxWidgets coding and if not what my alternatives are.

Thank you in advance,
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Post by Onyx »

:oops: me once again...

i solved the problem by my self. I found out that the commandline arguments can be simply accessed by like that:

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if(argc > 1) {
        //MessageBox(NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL);
    } else {
        dialog->Show(true);
    }
The problem was that i didn't see that declaration of argc and argv in any file inside my project. Seems that they are defined somewhere...

Regards,
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Post by lowjoel »

It's defined in the wxApp class.

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Post by Onyx »

Thank you for your info.
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