Re: argc & argv

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Hi,=0D
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Jeff, thank you for your code. It guided me to start.f where there are t=
he
words cmdline, argc, argv and others.=0D
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I found that on startup SwiftForth interprets the command line which wind=
ows
passes to it. It means to me that forth will take the first argument and
try to execute it. Then, I wrote a word go which should take the command
line and show the arguments:=0D
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    : go ( -- )=0D
     cmdline argc 0 ?do=0D
      cmdline i argv type cr=0D
     loop=0D
    \ bye=0D
     ;=0D
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    PROGRAM cmdline.exe=0D
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If it works it means that I can work with the command line, which is what=
 I
want. =0D
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To test it we can write something like=0D
    cmdline go one two three four=0D
in a dos box, which would type the lines go, one, two, three and four. A=
nd
it did, but in a SwiftForth window.=0D
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Now, I don't want it to open the Forth window but to emit directly in the
dos window I called the program from. Is it possible? If I use the dosb=
ox
package it will open a different dos box than the one I used to call the
program, but also the SwiftForth box. I don't want the new dos box neith=
er
the SwiftForth box. How can I do it?=0D
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Regards,=0D
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Carlos Vergara

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Received on Sat Nov 29 2003 - 23:51:04 PST