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MessageBox((const char*)TTestApp().cmdLine, &quot;&quot;, MB_OK);<br />
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This dont give me the right string ... I got like X*y<br />
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I need help!<br />

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MessageBox((const char*)TTestApp().cmdLine, "", MB_OK);

This dont give me the right string ... I got like X*y

I need help!


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How do I write the code to get the command line when I run an .exe file?<br />
I have tried with GetCmdLine procedure but I cant get it to work. Here is the code:<br />
class TTestApp : public TApplication {<br />
&nbsp; public:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; static string&amp; cmdLine;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; TTestApp() : TApplication() {}<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; void InitMainWindow();<br />
};<br />
string&amp; TTestApp::cmdLine = GetCmdLine();<br />
MessageBox(cmdLine, &quot;&quot;, MB_OK);<br />
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I want to print the cmdLine in a MessageBox!
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How do I write the code to get the command line when I run an .exe file?
I have tried with GetCmdLine procedure but I cant get it to work. Here is the code:
class TTestApp : public TApplication {
  public:
  	 static string& cmdLine;
    TTestApp() : TApplication() {}
    void InitMainWindow();
};
string& TTestApp::cmdLine = GetCmdLine();
MessageBox(cmdLine, "", MB_OK);

I want to print the cmdLine in a MessageBox!

I want to GetCmdLine!

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