Gerard,

It's best to use spaces. A comma seems to be considered one of the parameters. You know, why don't you just mess around with it and try it out? I have never used this stuff myself, and the only reason I can answer your questions is because I just tried it to see what it would do. Certain types of questions lend themselves to simple exploration ... this is one of them. =)

(I hope you don't take offense at my tone ... I don't intend to sound mean, but I realize that it might come across that way.)

~~Bonnie


>Hi Bonnie.
>Thanks for that confirmation.
>
>Just one other point when passing in prameters
>
>Can they be separated with spaces or does it have to be commas ?
>
>Regards,
>Gerard
>
>
>>Gerard,
>>
>>As you realized, all parameters have to be string to begin with. You can always convert them if necessary.
>>
>>~~Bonnie
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi Einar,
>>>Thanks for your reply.
>>>
>>>Am I right then , say if you wanted to pass 3 paraneters you would call the program like:
>>> MyProg.exe "Param1","Param2",100
>>>(Asuming first two are Charcater parameters and third is Numeric
>>>
>>>And in main calling mehod it would be something like:
>>> (Pardon the incorrect syntax)
>>>
>>> static void Main(string[] args)
>>> if args[0] = "abc" { do something}
>>> if args[2] = "def" {do smoethingB}
>>> if args[3] = 100 {do something}
>>>
>>>
>>>Just as I am writing this I notice i have a mix of types in the parameters !!is this going to cause a problem having 2 character parameters and 1 numeric .... can you have this in C# as you can in VFP ?
>>>
>>>
>>>Regards,
>>>Gerard