visualworks.exe and commandline option
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visualworks.exe and commandline option
 
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Hi, I am using the visualworks.exe, together with
the visualworks.ini to choose the correct vw version. What I noticed is the extra command line
options are not passed on. If I execute following statements in a
dos-box This does not work: test.im –mycommandlineoption This works: vwnt.exe
test.im –mycommandlineoption Has anyone a solution for this? Mvg Stefaan _______________________________________________ vwnc mailing list [hidden email] http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/vwnc |
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That seems to work fine for me with e.g.
..\bin\win\visualworks.exe visual.im -pcl HTTP It does appear to have an issue in that if I use a command line option with spaces in it, e.g. ..\bin\win\visualworks.exe visual.im -doit "Dialog warn: 'Hello' " that it seems like visualworks.exe is getting the quotes stripped, then passing the arguments to vwnt unquoted, so it tries to treat each individual word as a code fragment. That seems like a problem, but for command line arguments without spaces it seems fine. At 03:49 AM 2010-07-12, Stefaan Denolf wrote: Content-Language: en-US --
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Hi, The suggestion of Paul solves my problem. Mvg Stefaan From: Paul [mailto:[hidden email]] Stefaan, You could try to modify the
registry entry for .im files by adding the additional arguments as well? Like
vwnt.exe "%1" "%2" Worth a try, Paul
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But then you're not using visualworks.exe to pick the vm are you?
-Boris (via BlackBerry) From: [hidden email] <[hidden email]> To: [hidden email] <[hidden email]> Sent: Tue Jul 13 00:11:00 2010 Subject: [vwnc] FW: visualworks.exe and commandline option Hi, The suggestion of Paul solves my problem. Mvg Stefaan From: Paul [mailto:[hidden email]] Stefaan, You could try to modify the
registry entry for .im files by adding the additional arguments as well? Like
vwnt.exe "%1" "%2" Worth a try, Paul
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Hi, The .im extension is associated with visualworks.exe. So I changed my registry entry from "C:\vw\VisualWorks.exe"
"%1” to "C:\vw\VisualWorks.exe" "%1" "%2"
"%3" "%4" That worked. Mvg Stefaan From: Boris Popov, DeepCove Labs (YVR)
[mailto:[hidden email]] But then you're not using visualworks.exe to pick the vm are you? From: [hidden email]
<[hidden email]> Hi, The suggestion of Paul solves my problem. Mvg Stefaan From: Paul [mailto:[hidden email]] Stefaan, You could try to modify the registry
entry for .im files by adding the additional arguments as well? Like vwnt.exe
"%1" "%2" Worth a try, Paul
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Oh right, Paul's email said vwnt.exe which wouldn't be as helpful. Glad it worked out.
-Boris (via BlackBerry) From: Stefaan Denolf <[hidden email]> To: Boris Popov, DeepCove Labs (SNN); [hidden email] <[hidden email]> Sent: Tue Jul 13 00:49:21 2010 Subject: RE: [vwnc] FW: visualworks.exe and commandline option Hi, The .im extension is associated with visualworks.exe. So I changed my registry entry from "C:\vw\VisualWorks.exe"
"%1” to "C:\vw\VisualWorks.exe" "%1" "%2"
"%3" "%4" That worked. Mvg Stefaan From: Boris Popov, DeepCove Labs (YVR)
[mailto:[hidden email]] But then you're not using visualworks.exe to pick the vm are you? From: [hidden email]
<[hidden email]> Hi, The suggestion of Paul solves my problem. Mvg Stefaan From: Paul [mailto:[hidden email]] Stefaan, You could try to modify the registry
entry for .im files by adding the additional arguments as well? Like vwnt.exe
"%1" "%2" Worth a try, Paul
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