The separator in the command line

[jamie]

Hmm
if you want the raw string so you can process your self..

CmdLine

Its a PChar pointer btw.

From there, you can use whatever code you wish.

[TRon]

Hmm
if you want the raw string so you can process your self..

CmdLine

Its a PChar pointer btw.

AFAIK Nope. At least not on Linux.

cmdline uses get_cmdline which calls setupcmdline which uses argv and argc and explicitly uses the hardcoded space character to construct the pchar.

[jamie]

Not all operating systems are perfect. 

[TRon]

Not all operating systems are perfect. 

But yeah not everything is 100% exactly the same.

[jamie]

The trick is to mask it so that it looks like a single parameter and then break it down in the app.

[DEN1983]

Hmm
if you want the raw string so you can process your self..

CmdLine

Its a PChar pointer btw.

From there, you can use whatever code you wish.

That's great!
Handsome!
This is what you need!

I love freepascal and lazarus:

Code: Pascal  [Select][+][-]

1. ListStrings1.adddelimitedtext(CmdLine,'\',true);
2.  

this code works 100%% !!!

[Thaddy]

I told you so..
https://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,67932.msg524009.html#msg524009

But indeed, as long as you know the command line is inherently a PChar  - in most OS's, not all - you are free to manipulate  it by hand...