Is it possible to add a DEBUG region in the startup of your program, and
in that region, read a configuration file?
In that way, you could have 30 different configuration files for the
variety of command line arguments, and you could prompt yourself to
choose a config file at startup (or you could put it in the command line
args in VS)
It just seems to me that if there are that many arguments, maybe a
configuration file might help.
--Brian
Andrew Ducker wrote:
Tom Porterfield wrote: You can set command line parameters to be used while debugging your
application. Go to the project properties for your application,
Configuration Properties, Debugging. There you can specify command line
arguments under the start options.
Cheers Tom. I know I _can_ do this, but when the command line
parameters can vary a lot and I have big list of different ones for
recreating different situations, I don't find this terribly efficient.
I really need something to allow me to pick and choose different
command line options, or at least choose from the last n ones that I
used.
Andy