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How can I pass arguments/variables in VB.NET to PERL?
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You'd pass them on the commandline, using the StartInfo property of the Process object.
You'd fill out a ProcessStartInfo object (it has an Arguments property where you'd add your parameters), then set it to the StartInfo property on the Process object, then call Start.
Chip H.
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You'd fill out a ProcessStartInfo object (it has an Arguments property where you'd add your parameters), then set it to the StartInfo property on the Process object, then call Start.
Chip H.
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Thanks for the tip Chip.
here's how I accomplished it.
Dim proc As New Process
' Provide the name of the application or file.
proc.StartInfo.FileName = "C:\usr\print-arg.plx"
' Specify the arguments.
Dim myVar As String = "From VB.NET to PERL. THIS IS SO COOL!"
' we can set this to text box input from form
proc.StartInfo.Arguments = myVar
' Start the process.
proc.Start()
here's how I accomplished it.
Dim proc As New Process
' Provide the name of the application or file.
proc.StartInfo.FileName = "C:\usr\print-arg.plx"
' Specify the arguments.
Dim myVar As String = "From VB.NET to PERL. THIS IS SO COOL!"
' we can set this to text box input from form
proc.StartInfo.Arguments = myVar
' Start the process.
proc.Start()
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