argument-passing

Hi does anyone know how to get windows explorer to pass multiple files / folders through to an external app (c#) referenced in the registry? I am current able to act upon a single file / folder using the %1 syntax but not sure how to get explorer to pass through multiple items. Does anyone know how to do this? When you select multiple files in Explorer, your shell context menu extension's IShellExtInit::Initialize method will be called and pdtobj contains the selection. Note writing managed shell extension is not supported. I don't think this is possible. When you open multiple files using

I'm trying to implement Swing worker in my GUI. At the moment I have a JFrame containing a button. When this is pressed it should update a tab displayed and then run a program in the background thread. Here is what I have so far. class ClassA { private static void addRunButton() { JButton runButton = new JButton("Run"); runButton.setEnabled(false); runButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() { public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { new ClassB().execute(); } }); mainWindow.add(runButton); } } class ClassB extends SwingWorker<Void, Integer> { protected Void doInBackground() { ClassC

I've create a custom admin module but i can't put a content in it, it always is blank i'm trying with a simple code for test, but nothing seem to work public function indexAction() { $this->loadLayout(); $this->_addContent($this->getLayout()->createBlock('adminhtml/template')->setTemplate('uhmaadmin/contactos.list.phtml')->toHtml()); $this->renderLayout(); } an in the .phtml echo 'hello world'; but doesn't print nothing, if a make an error in the phtml, the system crash, it means that its getting the file, but, what i'm i missing please, help The $this->_addContent method on an admin

Like in C and other languages, you can give to the script/.exe arguments when you physically execute the script. For example: myScript.exe Hello 10 P Whereby Hello, 10 and P are passed to some variable in the program itself. Is this possible in Powershell? and if so, how do you give those args to a given $variable Thanks! Define your script with a param block like so: -- Start of script foo.ps1 -- param($msg, $num, $char) "You passed in $msg, $num and $char" You can further type qualify parameters as well e.g: -- Start of script foo2.ps1 -- param([string]$msg, [int]$num, [char]$char) "You

I've been searching for a solution to this but couldn't find one. Not sure if its possible. Can I pass into command-line execution that passes a in a bat file which has an input file as its arguments? So from the command-line it'll look like this: C:\run.exe "C:\space folder\run.bat "C:\space folder\input.txt"" The problem is with the folders that has spaces so the quotes are required to be in there. Try this: C:\run.exe "C:\space folder\run.bat \"C:\space folder\input.txt\"" And here is a link that you can see all escape characters http://www.robvanderwoude.com/escapechars.php I know it's an

I have a script the manipulates data, creates arguments and sends them to a second script. One of the arguments contains a space. script1.sh: args=() args+=("A") args+=("1 2") args+=("B") . script2.sh ${args[@]} script2.sh: for f in "$@" do echo f=$f done I'd like to get "1 2" as single argument, but receive them separately: f=A f=1 f=2 f=B I tried also converting the input in script2 to list in=($@) and iterating over it using for f in ${in[@]} but got the same result. So, the problem might be in one of the following: building the list of arguments ; passing the built list ; parsing the input

I'm designing a function that takes as argument one structure and any number of flags. The function will contain a couple of if s checking whether a specific flag is set. What is the neatest way to achieve this? I was thinking about passing the flags as separate string arguments. Is there a neater solution? I would do it like using varargin and ismember : function foo(arg1,arg2,varargin) flag1=ismember('flag1',varargin); flag2=ismember('flag2',varargin); flag3=ismember('flag3',varargin); And you can call the function like that: foo(a1,a2,'flag3','flag1') This will activate flag1 and flag3 .