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Ok, /g/ ... I finished developing an application for my job. But today minutes before leaving we had a huge argument about sending parameters to the app. What I need is just an ID, and the flag --Lite. The guy I'm having the argument with wants to send me two strings:
123/2017 => File number
This is a test => Name of the file
I was thinking about executing my program like this:
myProgram.exe 6789 123/2017 |This is a test| --Lite
And the guy wants something like this:
myProgram.exe |789|123/2017|This is a test|Lite|
Given your experience, what would be the best way to send parameters to the app?
Thanks!
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>>59946644
Sauce
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>>59946644
DUDE
blue board!
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>>59946813
Emma watson allegedly
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Thanks OP, I just gave myself a promotion!
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I just got fired
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>>59946644
wtf i just got a promotion
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>>59946644
Don't use the bar symbol | to quote the filename, just use quotes.
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>>59946903
Made a mistake: It's a random string not the file's name.
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>>59946913
well, still don't use bar
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>>59946927
If I understand correctly ...
myProgram.exe 6789 123/2017 "This is a test" --Lite
would be a better solution, right?
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>>59946644
What does lite do? Probably your way
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PROMOTIONS
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>>59946955
--Lite is a flag. Basically, "load the lite version"
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>>59946981
Your's hands down
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PROMOTIONS
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myprogram.exe --port=6789 --day=123 --year=2017 --env=Lite "This is a test"
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>>59947015
Very nice answer. Thanks, anon.
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>>59947015
>--
>not /
not very cmdlet-y of you
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