Resetting Environment.GetCommandLineArgs

[Anatoly]

Is there a way to reset CommandLineArgs programmatically?

Anatoly

[Mattias Sjögren]

Is there a way to reset CommandLineArgs programmatically?

What do you mean by reset? The command line arguments are what they
are, set when the application is started.

Mattias

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[Anatoly]

That's right, I started an app. from command line, then inside this app
I start a new instance of the same app. When this new instance starts,
for some reason it thinks it got started from command line even though I
start this new app on a new thread.

-Anatoly

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[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"Anatoly" <as******@acer-access.com> schrieb:

That's right, I started an app. from command line, then inside this app
I start a new instance of the same app. When this new instance starts,
for some reason it thinks it got started from command line even though I
start this new app on a new thread.

How do you start an application on a "new thread"?!

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[Anatoly]

Here is basically the code of New Thread:
(I've removed some of other misc settings I'm doing in pNewDocThread,
but this is the core code.)

'Start new thread.
Dim NewDocThread as New System.Threading.Thread(AddressOf pNewDocThread)
NewDocThread.Start()

Public Sub pNewDocThread()
Dim frm As New PTPApp
Application.Run(frm) 'Start new instance of App.
End Sub

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[Armin Zingler]

Anatoly schrieb:

Here is basically the code of New Thread:
(I've removed some of other misc settings I'm doing in pNewDocThread,
but this is the core code.)

'Start new thread.
Dim NewDocThread as New System.Threading.Thread(AddressOf pNewDocThread)
NewDocThread.Start()

Public Sub pNewDocThread()
Dim frm As New PTPApp
Application.Run(frm) 'Start new instance of App.
End Sub

Application.Run does not start a new instance. Application.run contains the
message loop keeping the Thread alive and handling the messages send to it.

This is not a new application (AKA process). It's only a new thread in the
same process.

How to pass arguments to threads:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...ingthreads.asp
(see "Passing Data To Threads")

Within the thread, don't refer to the command line arguments but to the data
passed to the thread. If you want to have only one thread work with the
command line arguments, pass the arguments only to the first thread in sub main.

Armin