To do this, you have to use the "Start Parameters" textbox
entry in the Console Tab. The Console Tab appears at the
bottom third of the window, and if you cannot see it, you can
make it visible using the Window->Output Winodws menu.
You basically use this "Start Parameters" to enter in command
line switches. To "get" the command line switches (if you
don't know how), you will need to use the GETOPT::LONG
perl module, or a similar one.
Hope this helps!
-Rob Hajicek
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before pressing run look at the console window and at the
top of it. There is a line that says Start parameter. Type
whatever parameters you want into there then press run
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
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To do this, you have to use the "Start Parameters" textbox
entry in the Console Tab. The Console Tab appears at the
bottom third of the window, and if you cannot see it, you can
make it visible using the Window->Output Winodws menu.
You basically use this "Start Parameters" to enter in command
line switches. To "get" the command line switches (if you
don't know how), you will need to use the GETOPT::LONG
perl module, or a similar one.
Hope this helps!
-Rob Hajicek
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before pressing run look at the console window and at the
top of it. There is a line that says Start parameter. Type
whatever parameters you want into there then press run