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If you want to get all of the arguments, you can use GetCommandLine() &nbsp;This returns a string, which is the full command line, path, file and args included.<br />
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~Aaron<br />

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If you want to get all of the arguments, you can use GetCommandLine()  This returns a string, which is the full command line, path, file and args included.

~Aaron


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The easiest way for Borland compiler is to use _argc and _argv global variables. They are fully identical main(int argc,char* argv[]). They are work for GUI and console.<br />

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The easiest way for Borland compiler is to use _argc and _argv global variables. They are fully identical main(int argc,char* argv[]). They are work for GUI and console.


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Is it possible to obtain argv[0] information (program full path and name) using a win32 compiler such as Borland c++ 5?<br />
Winmain's lpCmdParam argument does not contain this info.<br />
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Thanks. 
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Is it possible to obtain argv[0] information (program full path and name) using a win32 compiler such as Borland c++ 5?
Winmain's lpCmdParam argument does not contain this info.

Thanks. 

argv[0] For Winmain?

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