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  1. #1
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    I/O redirecting in windows shell

    Hi,

    I want to redirect a file to my application. in this file are my command line arguments.

    I want to do something like this:
    "dir < arguments.txt"
    content of my arguments.txt is in this example just "/D"

    in my opinion executing the command "dir < arguments.txt" should be equal to "dir /D"

    but it's not. why?

    thanks
    juergen

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    Re: I/O redirecting in windows shell

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    Re: I/O redirecting in windows shell

    Sorry, but you're not being completely clear. Are you saying you want to make your application accept parameters?

    In what language are you writing this?
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    Re: I/O redirecting in windows shell

    I use a compiled exe program. I want to give that program command line parameters from a file.
    But it doesn't work. I can't even get the simple DOS command "dir" to accept command line arguments from file.

    how can I do this?



    thanks
    juergen

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    Re: I/O redirecting in windows shell

    Unless the app is written to accept that, you cannot change it after it's been compiled.
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    Re: I/O redirecting in windows shell

    too bad. ok. thank you.

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