>>>>> "Xn" == Xn Nooby <xnooby@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Xn> I wrote a small C program that lists the command line arguments
Xn> given to it, and it showed that the arguments *were* being supplied
Xn> to my porgram. So the syntax I had been trying, and the one you gave
Xn> me, are probally all correct. My problem is within my program, so I
Xn> am looking in to that some more. Thanks for the help, glad to see I
Xn> was on the right track with the syntax.
Try to understand how the command line handles the special characters and
learn how to escape them. E.g. to give a backslash "\" to the Windows
program, write "\\"
Bye
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