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Madis731
You can just use a static string for testing and if you think your code is ready, make a real test.
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Teehee
not only that, i need to send a file path by command line bc i need to parse it contents too
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Madis731
I've had the same problem before but I've always gotten around it somehow. I'm too lazy to make changes to FASMW - also I can use default FASMW at every spare computer
![]() Lets try this: you want to pass a path "C:\Users\Me\Desktop\myfile.txt" and read its contents. You can still assemble this path into your executable. You're emulating the drag&drop operation. You can still read the contents of the file when you know where it is. Am I missing something? |
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cod3b453
If you're not familiar with cmd, you can write your command line in a batch (.bat)/command (.cmd) file and use it to execute your application with parameters.
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Enko
its a comand line string parser, but it is still a string parser.
param1 db "param 1 string",0 param2 db "param 2 string", etc.... when you already have the parser, and need some testing, use what codb3d453 sugested a .bat file placed in the executable folder. |
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