QT: running a program with arguments

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Hey all,

I want to run a program called "iphuc" and excute this command "-qo enterrecovery" in windows cmd. I do it manually by writing "iphuc -qo enterrecovery". But please i want it in QT with a cross platform code
please help.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 24-Jan-11 8:35am

Seif Hatem

Updated 24-Jan-11 11:03am

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Christian Graus 24-Jan-11 17:43pm

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XTAL256 · Answer 1 · 2011-01-24T11:47:00

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You can create a QApplication object and pass it the arguments. Then you can get them using the arguments() function.

Posted 24-Jan-11 11:47am

XTAL256

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Seif Hatem 25-Jan-11 3:37am

Can you give ma a simple sample code for it because i've already tried it but no success
Thanks

XTAL256 27-Jan-11 18:54pm

It should just be as simple as:

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
QApplication app(argc, argv);

QStringList theArgs = QApplication::arguments();
// Do stuff with args
//...
}

What exactly do you want to do with the arguments?