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Displaying Command Line

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    I used app wizard to build a dialog box to display the command line. The app wizard built two classes, test.cpp and testdlg.cpp. I added Carlos Antollini's command line class and using debug I can see the command line value in the test.cpp class(InitInstance) but can not figure how to get the value into the testdlg.cpp class. I have built an edit window and can use UpdateData() to put a value in to it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. :confused:

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      I used app wizard to build a dialog box to display the command line. The app wizard built two classes, test.cpp and testdlg.cpp. I added Carlos Antollini's command line class and using debug I can see the command line value in the test.cpp class(InitInstance) but can not figure how to get the value into the testdlg.cpp class. I have built an edit window and can use UpdateData() to put a value in to it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. :confused:

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      It is not completely clear to me what you want to do. However, if all you want to do is display the command line arguments in a dialog, I would use a listbox. Add a listbox to the dialog using the resource editor. Using the class wizard, add a member variable of type CListBox to the dialog class and map it to the listbox control that was added. Then in the OnInitDialog function add this : CYourDialog::OnInitDialog() { for( int i = 0; i (less than) __argc; i++ ) m_ListBox.AddString( __argv[i] ); } That's it. This will fill the listbox with one argument per line.

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