On Mar 17, 2006, at 21:26 , Keith Hutchison wrote:
I'm writing a small utility to accept parameters like
pgcl -h 192.168.27.97 -p 5432 -u someName -p somePassword -d
someDatabase -s someSQL > someDelimitedResult
to connect to remote postgresql database and run some sql.
I have a command line project working, and I'm currently hardcoding
the variables.
Anyone know of a c and/or a c++ example program/project showing how to
handle command line arguments within an Xcode project?
It's not clear (to me) what you want. Do you want to feed command-
line arguments to a command-line tool while you are testing it within
Xcode; or do you want to know how to access command-line arguments
from within a C/C++ program?
For the former, search the Xcode documentation, or the list
archives. If it's the latter, almost any tool, available from the
Darwin source site or, say, the FreeBSD or Linux sites, will provide
examples. As a start, check the man page for 'getopt()' ("man 3
getopt").
Regards,
Justin
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