Thats more like it.
But, work on your coding style. You declare variables but dont use them, and you do not break; every case. If you were to add another case there, you'd probably be surprised if you choose 2 and get both one.exe and your new entry run.
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Re: command line argument
by BhaaL on Fri Oct 17, 2008 10:57 am
([msg=13860]see Re: command line argument[/msg])
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Re: command line argument
by L0DER on Fri Oct 17, 2008 11:05 am
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If you were to add another case there, you'd probably be surprised if you choose 2 and get both one.exe and your new entry run.
Dude, I'm not stupid.
And I didn't use the break; because it wasn't necessary.
Ahh and *buffer was part of a previous solution.
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