Command line parameter

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s := paramstr(1);

Returns a specified parameter from the command-line

ParamStr returns the parameter from the command line that corresponds to Index, or an empty string if Index is greater than ParamCount. For example, an Index value of 2 returns the second command-line parameter.

ParamStr(0) returns the command used to execute the program, without parameters (for example, ./myprogram). This behavior is dependent on information returned by the shell program and may not be consistent among all shells.

Note:    Use double quotes to wrap multiple words as one parameter (such as long file names containing spaces).

du glemte at nævne pfunktionen ParamCount

jens B

If ParamCount = 0 then
  Showmessage('Ingen Parametre')
else
Begin
  for i := 1 to ParamCount do
  Showmessage('Parameter '+IntToStr(i)+': '+ParamStr(i));
end;

Stoney

det var ikke det han ville have... han ville have 1 parameter... det gav jeg ham...

Niks Han bad om dem i flertal !!

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