Answer / satheesh

Using GetCommandLineArgs() function you can get the
arguments in MFC application at any time. In InitInstance
() function you can change the behaviour of the
application using those values.

Answer / muthu

If it is a simple dialog based application then by using the
'theApp' application object we access commandline argument.

To get the App class object:
AfxGetApp()

To get the command line arguments
theApp->m_lpCmdLine

Use it wherever it required.

Does the application have more than one object? If no, then what is the reason?

5 Answers  

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5 Answers   TCS,

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2 Answers   Soltius Infotech,

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2 Answers   Sony,

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1 Answers  

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how u can move CDC pointer to one line in cview?

2 Answers  

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0 Answers  

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1 Answers   E Logic,

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what do you mean by psychic window?

2 Answers   Patni,

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