static void Main(string[] args)
When you run your program from the command line, like "myProgram -flag1 -flag2", args[] will contain "-flag1" and "-flag2". It is used for example if you want the user to be able to specify a file-name or something that will be used by your program.
it's everything passed to you application on the commande line or with a shortcut.
ex: myprogram.exe /swith1 /switch2
args[0] = myprogram.exe
args[1] = /switch1
args[2] = /switch2
ex: myprogram.exe /swith1 /switch2
args[0] = myprogram.exe
args[1] = /switch1
args[2] = /switch2
Quote:Original post by matchu
it's everything passed to you application on the commande line or with a shortcut.
ex: myprogram.exe /swith1 /switch2
args[0] = myprogram.exe
args[1] = /switch1
args[2] = /switch2
In the case of C# the program name is not the first argument passed.
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eh.. also i am trying to run a program with visual studio. But it does not respond. How do i track which statement is it stuck at?
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Quote:Original post by Erik Rufelt
When you run your program from the command line, like "myProgram -flag1 -flag2", args[] will contain "-flag1" and "-flag2". It is used for example if you want the user to be able to specify a file-name or something that will be used by your program.
but i just do the normal run after building. But how come the args.length is 2?
Quote:Original post by TeSsL
eh.. also i am trying to run a program with visual studio. But it does not respond. How do i track which statement is it stuck at?
by running it in the debugger and pressing Shift+F5 to stop running the program. You should also learn the other debugger options/commands at your disposal.
Quote:Original post by TeSsLQuote:Original post by Erik Rufelt
When you run your program from the command line, like "myProgram -flag1 -flag2", args[] will contain "-flag1" and "-flag2". It is used for example if you want the user to be able to specify a file-name or something that will be used by your program.
but i just do the normal run after building. But how come the args.length is 2?
Set a breakpoint at the start of the program and look at the locals window and you would see what is being passed to args.
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