I'm trying to make one of my programs command-line accessable, so the
following would result in a command being executed...
myprogram.exe -action "path/to/infile.ext" "path/to/outfile.ext"
The action would result in the program performing the action and then
quitting before the interface ever loads. So far I am able to achieve
this, but I would like to be able to write a message to the
console/shell when the action is complete. The message would be like
the following...
MyProgram (c) 2007 My Company
Successfully -actioned "path/to/infile.ext" as "path/to/outfile.ext"
Or more simply, the following command...
myprogram.exe -help
resulting in:
MyProgram (c) 2007 My Company
-action "infile" "outfile"
-another action "infile" "outfile"
The target operating system for this type of behavior is Windows, and I
would like to be able to handle all flavors of Windows (95,98,XP,Vista,
etc.). Does anyone have any guidance on how I write to the shell/console?
Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
http://www.dreamscapesoftware.com/
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