C++ Builder IDE, BCB5 Command Line Arguments from the IDE

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2. Command Line Arguments within IDE

Hi,

Is there a way to test with command line argument while developing and 
debugging within my VS .NET IDE? I heard that there's a simple way to do 
this. Thanks.

Rick

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4. BCB5: Link fails in IDE, but succeeds at command-line

I have a fairly large project in C++ Builder 5, running on a Vista 
Business laptop (not sure if that last is relevant).  When I compile & 
link the project at the command line, everything is fine.  When I 
compile in the IDE, I get an unresolved external error in a third-party 
component, and it's always the same function.

The really weird thing is that if I copy my C++ Builder install & 
libraries from my computer to another computer that was able to the 
link, it's still able to do the link, but if I copy the C++ Builder 
install & libraries from another computer to mine, the link still fails.

I know that the function exists and is in the .BPL for the component 
since the build from the command-line works.  What could be causing the
IDE linker to fail?

Thanks,
Martin

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6. "Command Arguments" redirection failure in IDE

I'm using VS 2003 and have 2 separate simple console projects.  One has one 
source file (main.cpp), which I use for developing simple C++ programs and 
the other has one source file (main.c), which I use for developing simple C 
programs.  I've written a simple C++ program using the cin.get and cout.put 
and an equivalent C program using getchar and putchar.  In both programs I've 
setup the "Command Arguments" field of the debug properties for command 
redirection of stdin using "<\infile"  (no actual double-quotes, of course) . 
 The strange thing (to me, at least) is that it works correctly for the C++ 
version, but completely ignores the redirection in the C version and simply 
sits there waiting for me to enter something from the keyboard.  If I run the 
programs from a command window they both work as expected when redirected.  I 
know I've gotten this to work in the past so I can't help thinking there must 
be some subtle thing I have setup incorrectly in the C project.

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