ShowArgs displays all of the arguments passed to it and optionally writes the same information to a log file. Options may also be specified in an environment variable processed first. The package also include the Rexx script version.
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Program is distributed as ZIP package: download to temporary directory and unpack to destination folder. See below for download link(s).
Following ones are the download links for manual installation:
| ShowArgs v. 1.0 (6/9/2010) | Readme/What's new |
ShowArgs displays all of the arguments passed to it and
optionally writes the same information to a log file.
Usage is available by typing: shoargs -?
Usage: ShowArgs [options]
The following options are available:
-i : Ignore command line switches
-a : Append to log file
-l<filename> : Write args to log file
-? : Display this message
--help : Display this message
Options may also be specified in an environment variable.
set SHOWARGSARGS=-i -a -lc:\tmp\showargs.log
The environment variable is processed first. This way
the -i option can get processed and all command line
arguments are not processed by showargs, they are simply
displayed.
A CMD file ShowArgs.cmd is also included in this package.
This Rexx script performes a similar function to the .EXE.
ShowArgs.cmd also uses the same environment variable and
also accepts similar command line arguments. |
88watts.net/download/showargs-1.0.zip |
local copy
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