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Re: Help. How to use the argument list passed in NSApplicationMain?
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Re: Help. How to use the argument list passed in NSApplicationMain?


  • Subject: Re: Help. How to use the argument list passed in NSApplicationMain?
  • From: M M <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 16:56:19 -0800 (PST)
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Hi Ben,

I tried to use NSProcessInfo like the ff and got the
argument list.

NSProcessInfo* processInfo= [NSProcessInfo
processInfo];
    NSArray *commandLineArguments= [processInfo
arguments];


but i would like to use the arguments in my Controller
class which is my main dialog.

How can i get the argument list after launching the
main dialog or is it possible to get it during
awakeFromNib?
How can i use NSProcessInfo in my Controller class?

thanks



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