>What does the argv[#] command do?
>What does the argc command do?
argv[] and argc are not commands, they are variables passed to a program's
(any program, not just circlemud) main() routine by the operating system's
shell. argc is the number of command line arguments typed, and argv[] is an
array holding all the arguments.
So
argv[0] would address the first command line argument, (if any).
Here is some example code similar to what ive used before in other projects:
int i;
for( i=0; i<argc; i++)
proc_cmdline_arg(argv[i]);
Where proc_cmdline_arg() is a function that handles commandline input.
Hope this clears up some of the confusion,
rj
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