Command-line arguments. Supersedes CommandLine.
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published property TProcess.Parameters : TProcessStrings |
Parameters contains the command-line arguments that should be passed to the program specified in Executable.
Commandline arguments should be specified one per item in Parameters: each item in Parameters will be passed as a separate command-line item. It is therefor not necessary to quote whitespace in the items. As a consequence, it is not allowed to specify multiple command-line parameters in 1 item in the stringlist. If a command needs 2 options -t and -s, the following is not correct:
With Parameters do begin add('-t -s'); end;
Instead, the code should read:
With Parameters do begin add('-t'); Add('-s'); end;
| Remark: | Note that Parameters is ignored if either of CommandLine or ApplicationName is specified. It can only be used with Executable. |
| Remark: | The idea of using Parameters is that they are passed unmodified to the operating system. On Windows, a single command-line string must be constructed, and each parameter is surrounded by double quote characters if it contains a space. The programmer must not quote parameters with spaces. |
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Executable name. Supersedes CommandLine and ApplicationName. |
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Command-line to execute (deprecated). |
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Name of the application to start (deprecated). |