BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 12-23-92 (02:28) Number: 310 From: JOE NEGRON Refer#: NONE To: WES GARLAND Recvd: NO Subj: QB and parameters Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
MR> An interesting point I've learned from this echo is that COMMAND$ > always returns upper-case, so if you want to get "/s" as a parameter, > you have to use MR> Some people have code for getting lower-case as well, if you need to be > case-sensitive. They'd probably re-post if you whined > and begged <grin>. WG> Whining and begging! I need to pass names to a door, and they look > really funny if they're not capatilized correctly. I'm throwing > together a quick hack of MAJOR-BBS style conference rooms > for maximus. Should be done by the new year. Whining and begging always gets to me. <g> ============================== Begin code ============================== '$INCLUDE: 'qbx.bi' DECLARE FUNCTION CmdLine$ () '*********************************************************************** '* FUNCTION CmdLine$ '* '* PURPOSE '* Uses DOS ISR 21H, Function 51H (Get PSP Address) to return the '* command line unmodified. COMMAND$ is capitalized by BASIC, hence '* this function. '* '* EXTERNAL ROUTINE(S) '* QBX.LIB '* ------- '* SUB Interrupt (IntNum%, IRegs AS RegType, ORegs AS RegType) '*********************************************************************** FUNCTION CmdLine$ STATIC DIM IRegs AS RegType, ORegs AS RegType IRegs.ax = &H5100 Interrupt &H21, IRegs, ORegs PSP% = ORegs.bx 'Segment returned in BX Offset% = &H80 'Offset% of command line DEF SEG = PSP% 'Access PSP segment CmdLen% = PEEK(Offset%) 'Get command line length C$ = SPACE$(CmdLen%) 'Read parameters.... FOR I% = 1 TO CmdLen% MID$(C$, I%, 1) = CHR$(PEEK(Offset% + I%)) NEXT I% DEF SEG 'Restore DGROUP CmdLine$ = C$ 'Return value C$ = "" END FUNCTION =============================== End code =============================== --Joe in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, NY-- Wed 12-23-1992, 00:54 ... SYSOP \'sis ap\ n: the person laughing as you type. ___ X Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 X --- Maximus 2.01wb * Origin: * BlueDog BBS * (212) 594-4425 * NYC FileBone Hub (1:278/709)
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