I need to convert the following code. The online conversion tool could do it
w/o error. Any help appreciated.
static void Main(string[] args) {
args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args);
string argstring = "";
foreach( string arg in args ) argstring += arg + "\r\n";
MessageBox.Show (argstring, "Args from " +
(WebCommandLine Helper.Launched FromUrl ? "URL" : "EXE"));
}
}
TIA,
Steve Wofford www.IntraRELY.com 5 1640
"IntraRELY" <In*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. I need to convert the following code. The online conversion tool could do it w/o error. Any help appreciated.
if the online tool can do it to your satisfaction, why are you posting it here?
static void Main(string[] args) { args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args);
string argstring = ""; foreach( string arg in args ) argstring += arg + "\r\n"; MessageBox.Show (argstring, "Args from " + (WebCommandLine Helper.Launched FromUrl ? "URL" : "EXE")); } }
I cant say that the below code is completely correct (best practice wise), but It should run and
do what you wanted. I dont particularly like using IIF, but thats what would be the most direct
translation. Odd to think that i dont know C# and I was still able to do this, eh? I bet you
could have figured it out too.
public sub Main(args() as string)
args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args);
dim argstring as string = ""
for each arg as string in args
argstring += arg & vbCrLf
next
MessageBox.Show (argstring,iif( WebCommandLineH elper.LaunchedF romUrl ,"URL", "EXE))
end sub
Thanks Rick, I meant Could NOT, but I am sure you figured it out.
I dont know C# either, but was able to figure a portion out, but the \r\n
threw me off. Thanks for you help.
"Rick Mogstad" <ri**@NOSPAM.co mputetosuit.com > wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP09.phx.gbl. .. "IntraRELY" <In*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. I need to convert the following code. The online conversion tool could
do it w/o error. Any help appreciated.
if the online tool can do it to your satisfaction, why are you posting it
here? static void Main(string[] args) { args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args);
string argstring = ""; foreach( string arg in args ) argstring += arg + "\r\n"; MessageBox.Show (argstring, "Args from " + (WebCommandLine Helper.Launched FromUrl ? "URL" : "EXE")); } }
I cant say that the below code is completely correct (best practice wise),
but It should run and do what you wanted. I dont particularly like using IIF, but thats what
would be the most direct translation. Odd to think that i dont know C# and I was still able to do
this, eh? I bet you could have figured it out too. public sub Main(args() as string) args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args);
dim argstring as string = ""
for each arg as string in args argstring += arg & vbCrLf next
MessageBox.Show (argstring,iif( WebCommandLineH elper.LaunchedF romUrl
,"URL", "EXE)) end sub
* "IntraRELY" <In*******@yaho o.com> scripsit: I need to convert the following code. The online conversion tool could do it w/o error. Any help appreciated.
static void Main(string[] args) { args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args);
string argstring = ""; foreach( string arg in args ) argstring += arg + "\r\n"; MessageBox.Show (argstring, "Args from " + (WebCommandLine Helper.Launched FromUrl ? "URL" : "EXE")); } }
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"IntraRELY" <In*******@yaho o.com> wrote in message news:uH******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Thanks Rick, I meant Could NOT, but I am sure you figured it out.
I dont know C# either, but was able to figure a portion out, but the \r\n threw me off. Thanks for you help.
those are excape characters. \r = carriage return \n = newline.
Glad I could help.
Public Overloads Shared Sub Main()
Main(System.Env ironment.GetCom mandLineArgs())
End Sub
Overloads Shared Sub Main(args() As String)
args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args)
Dim argstring As String = ""
Dim arg As String
For Each arg In args
argstring += arg + ControlChars.Cr + ControlChars.Lf
Next arg
MessageBox.Show (argstring, "Args from " + (If
WebCommandLineH elper.LaunchedF romUrl Then "URL" Else "EXE"))
End Sub 'Main
IntraRELY wrote: I need to convert the following code. The online conversion tool could do it w/o error. Any help appreciated.
static void Main(string[] args) { args = WebCommandLineH elper.CommandLi neArgs(args);
string argstring = ""; foreach( string arg in args ) argstring += arg + "\r\n"; MessageBox.Show (argstring, "Args from " + (WebCommandLine Helper.Launched FromUrl ? "URL" : "EXE")); } }
TIA,
Steve Wofford www.IntraRELY.com
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