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User forums => Using Code::Blocks => Topic started by: bmoviehorror on October 27, 2009, 09:16:20 pm
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Hi all,
I've just downloaded code::blocks and it is all very intuitive so far. I'm trying to debug a console application and was wondering if there is a way of passing in command line parameters to the executable when debugging begins. Many thanks
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The Project menu has a Set Programs Arguments option to do this.
Really, all IDEs (this is not just a CB problem) should provide a per project build configurable dialog to provide paramters that pops up EVERY TIME (also configurable) the exexcutable is run.
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Superb. Thank you very much!
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The Project menu has a Set Programs Arguments option to do this.
Really, all IDEs (this is not just a CB problem) should provide a per project build configurable dialog to provide paramters that pops up EVERY TIME (also configurable) the exexcutable is run.
I don't agree with you. I think it would be very annoying to pop up every time.
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> it would be very annoying to pop up every time.
which is why I said: "EVERY TIME (also configurable)"