Reading logical operator from command line

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I am trying to read 12|11|13 from command line from my application. I get error "11 is not recognozed as an internal command" while reading this string.

I am OK if I can read complete string or individual numbers.

Can anyone suggest how to read this?

Nipun

Posted 2-Dec-12 22:16pm

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Garth J Lancaster · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-02T22:34:00

Solution 1

the command interpreter interrets '|' as a pipe sign

if you enclose that parameter like so (quotes) :-

"12|11|13"

if should be passed into your program successfully

Posted 2-Dec-12 22:34pm

Garth J Lancaster