C# Process Attributes

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Hello everyone.

I have one question is it possible to Set (Change) Arguments while process is running?

//Start process with arguments (-applaunch 42690 +connect +password)
Process MW3 = new Process();
                MW3.StartInfo.Arguments = String.Format("-applaunch 42690 +connect {0} +password {1}", myIPTb.Text.Trim(), myPasswordTb.Text.Trim());
                MW3.StartInfo.FileName = myDialogTb.Text;
                MW3.Start();

Posted 16-Nov-11 0:14am

ProDavy

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If you want to communicate with the process after that point, you will have to do the job properly!

How? I am new to programming tbh and i know only basics about Processes. Can you give me some links or article how to communicate "after that point" ? I would really appreciated it.

Btw why someone deleted my post ?

Posted 16-Nov-11 10:50am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-11-16T00:21:00

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No. Once you have issued the Start instruction, the command arguments have already been split up and passed through to the process. If you want to communicate with the process after that point, you will have to do the job properly! :laugh:

Posted 16-Nov-11 0:21am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 16-Nov-11 7:17am

All correct, a 5.
--SA