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Aug 21st, 2006, 4:52 AM
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checking arguments
Hi All,
I have a program which takes a file as an input and does some processing depending upon the type of file passed. The file types are : abc_txt, abc_ply, abc_cnvinf, abc_laneinfo etc eg: DoWork [FileType] [File] ./DoWork txt abc_txt (or) ./DoWork cnvinf abc_cnvinf Now I have to perform a check, like if the type and file do not match it should give an error. That is it should check if the type and _XXX are same. How do I proceed doing it?? I have no idea.. can anyone help?? Squirrel |
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Aug 21st, 2006, 5:54 AM
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You can use command line arguments for this
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