hi:
when I use Jcreator to compile a java file with some arguments, I however can't find where I can input arguments. is anyone know how to add arguments in the Jcreator....
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kinking
, Apr 06 2005 10:26 PM
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vbavc
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Posted 07 April 2005 - 02:03 AM
hey, I'm afraid you should read the help before use JCreator.
You CAN find your anwser in the "JCreator Help"
1. Select Configure > Options.
2. Select JDK Tools.
3. Select Run Application from the Select Tooltip list.
4. Select an item in the list.
5. Click Edit.
6. On the Parameters tab of Tool Configurations dialog box, click the Prompt for Main Method Arguments checkbox.
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1. Open or create a project.
2. Click Build > Runtime Configuration.
3. Select New or Edit.
4. In the Set RunTime Configuration dialog box, enter the arguments.
5. On the Tools Menu toolbar, click the pull down list next to the Execute Project button to start the run-time item.
You CAN find your anwser in the "JCreator Help"
1. Select Configure > Options.
2. Select JDK Tools.
3. Select Run Application from the Select Tooltip list.
4. Select an item in the list.
5. Click Edit.
6. On the Parameters tab of Tool Configurations dialog box, click the Prompt for Main Method Arguments checkbox.
Or
1. Open or create a project.
2. Click Build > Runtime Configuration.
3. Select New or Edit.
4. In the Set RunTime Configuration dialog box, enter the arguments.
5. On the Tools Menu toolbar, click the pull down list next to the Execute Project button to start the run-time item.
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Posted 07 April 2005 - 07:48 PM
Just out of curiousity, why'd you ask?
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Posted 11 April 2005 - 11:35 PM
Having used little DOS, I would like to know why programmers find it useful to include application arguments.
(For the record, I have read the help files, they just don't explain why this is useful)
(For the record, I have read the help files, they just don't explain why this is useful)
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Posted 12 April 2005 - 03:28 AM
QUOTE(SwingIsCool @ Apr 11 2005, 11:35 PM)
Having used little DOS, I would like to know why programmers find it useful to include application arguments.
(For the record, I have read the help files, they just don't explain why this is useful)
(For the record, I have read the help files, they just don't explain why this is useful)
can be used for debugging, for quickly setting parameters in a program so you dont have to have a fully coded options menu to set them, or for sheer conveniance really
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Posted 16 April 2005 - 10:37 AM
the only command line params i use anymore are help and verbose, but i will admitt they come in handy in certain situations.
