by Michael Hopkins <michael.hopkins@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Jun 11, 2006 at 04:20 PM
On 11/6/06 12:20, in article
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"vze35xda@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<vze35xda@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> Did you start a standard I/O log wiindow in the debugger ? That's
> where you sscanf input will be passed in.
Do you mean the window with 'gdb' in botton-left corner? I think it's
called the debugger console. Yes, I can see this but it doesn't seem to
accept input like the normal run window.
This is an example:
Please input variable A : 0 (<- my input is "0")
Undefined command: "0". Try "help".
(gdb)
> Note: There are some
> differences between this and a std shell window but for this you should
> be OK. If not if you can change your code to do fgets and then from
> stdin and do sscanf on the result then I am sure it will work 'cause I
> do this all the time.
>
> On the reading cmd line arguments, are you looking at
>
> main( int argc, char **argv)
> {
> }
>
> argc and argc ?
Yes.
> I have not had any trouble using these and setting
> them in the window you get from clicking your program under the
> Executables tab in the project window. Then just add them to the
> arguments window.
>
> --jim
>
I think this part is working OK for me already.
M
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