Dec 222017
| Parse data from Quick Basic command line. Source code. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| DEMO.BAT | 141 | 126 | deflated |
| PARSECMD.BAS | 2493 | 1180 | deflated |
| PARSECMD.COM | 3746 | 2838 | deflated |
| PARSECMD.DOC | 533 | 362 | deflated |
| TPCREAD.ME | 199 | 165 | deflated |
Download File QBCMDLN.ZIP Here
Contents of the PARSECMD.DOC file
This program is pretty well commented so docs are really needed.
A copy of the PROGRAM compiled under PDQ is included to show you
the difference in how PDQ passes the command line--it doesn't
capitalize the command$ like QB does.
Try the following command line to see the effect:
PARSECMD /FMYFILE.EXT /C /Fothrfile.ext /fbadinfo.ext
Author may be contacted on his BBS which specializes in BASIC and
programming in general:
The Toolkit BBS
219-696-3415
HST Dual Standard
Over a Gigabyte of files available.
A copy of the PROGRAM compiled under PDQ is included to show you
the difference in how PDQ passes the command line--it doesn't
capitalize the command$ like QB does.
Try the following command line to see the effect:
PARSECMD /FMYFILE.EXT /C /Fothrfile.ext /fbadinfo.ext
Author may be contacted on his BBS which specializes in BASIC and
programming in general:
The Toolkit BBS
219-696-3415
HST Dual Standard
Over a Gigabyte of files available.
December 22, 2017
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