I have a Carbon app which i want to be able to pass (optional)
command line arguments to, the old-school argc/argv way.. like this:
./My.app -somearg -somearg2
It seems that I can't really do this, however .. is it true that I
can only pass 'valid' command line arguments into an app bundle by
using the Info.plist somehow?
From reading this old thread, I can't really work out how to do
this .. is there some magic to doing this that I should obviously
know by now, having done my Carbon app? Note that I can set
arguments in my XCode project settings for the app, and they get
passed in .. but how do I add args to an .app bundle at "Run time",
not just "development time"?
You can pass command-line arguments if you launch your app from
Terminal and specify the full path to the executable:
./My.app/Contents/MacOS/My -somearg -somearg2
-eric
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