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How to get command line args of c# console app with WMIC
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I have a simple C# console app that receives and argument with an ID for exec other task and wait for it.
I want to know the ID passed to C# console app with WMIC but it's empty.
The WMIC command is:
WMIC path win32_process where "caption='process_name.exe'" get Commandline
The C# console app was executed in CMD with:
process_name.exe 1
I want to capture the 1 or ID
c# console console-application wmic
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I have a simple C# console app that receives and argument with an ID for exec other task and wait for it.
I want to know the ID passed to C# console app with WMIC but it's empty.
The WMIC command is:
WMIC path win32_process where "caption='process_name.exe'" get Commandline
The C# console app was executed in CMD with:
process_name.exe 1
I want to capture the 1 or ID
c# console console-application wmic
asked Mar 8 at 17:14
SantiagoSantiago
1,211920
2
Is the application asking for commandline arguments the same application receiving the arguments? If so, wmi is entirely unnecessary.Environment.GetCommandLineArguments()or from astring[]passed intoMain()are better choices.
– willaien
Mar 8 at 17:16
Solved @willaien thanks!
– Santiago
Mar 8 at 17:43
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I have a simple C# console app that receives and argument with an ID for exec other task and wait for it.
I want to know the ID passed to C# console app with WMIC but it's empty.
The WMIC command is:
WMIC path win32_process where "caption='process_name.exe'" get Commandline
The C# console app was executed in CMD with:
process_name.exe 1
I want to capture the 1 or ID
c# console console-application wmic
asked Mar 8 at 17:14
SantiagoSantiago
1,211920
I have a simple C# console app that receives and argument with an ID for exec other task and wait for it.
I want to know the ID passed to C# console app with WMIC but it's empty.
The WMIC command is:
WMIC path win32_process where "caption='process_name.exe'" get Commandline
The C# console app was executed in CMD with:
process_name.exe 1
I want to capture the 1 or ID
c# console console-application wmic
c# console console-application wmic
asked Mar 8 at 17:14
SantiagoSantiago
1,211920
asked Mar 8 at 17:14
SantiagoSantiago
1,211920
asked Mar 8 at 17:14
SantiagoSantiago
1,211920
asked Mar 8 at 17:14
SantiagoSantiago
1,211920
asked Mar 8 at 17:14
SantiagoSantiago
1,211920
1,211920
2
Is the application asking for commandline arguments the same application receiving the arguments? If so, wmi is entirely unnecessary.Environment.GetCommandLineArguments()or from astring[]passed intoMain()are better choices.
– willaien
Mar 8 at 17:16
Solved @willaien thanks!
– Santiago
Mar 8 at 17:43
add a comment |
2
Is the application asking for commandline arguments the same application receiving the arguments? If so, wmi is entirely unnecessary.Environment.GetCommandLineArguments()or from astring[]passed intoMain()are better choices.
– willaien
Mar 8 at 17:16
Solved @willaien thanks!
– Santiago
Mar 8 at 17:43
2
2
Is the application asking for commandline arguments the same application receiving the arguments? If so, wmi is entirely unnecessary.
Environment.GetCommandLineArguments() or from a string[] passed into Main() are better choices.– willaien
Mar 8 at 17:16
Is the application asking for commandline arguments the same application receiving the arguments? If so, wmi is entirely unnecessary.
Environment.GetCommandLineArguments() or from a string[] passed into Main() are better choices.– willaien
Mar 8 at 17:16
Solved @willaien thanks!
– Santiago
Mar 8 at 17:43
Solved @willaien thanks!
– Santiago
Mar 8 at 17:43
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Like @willaien says: Catch the args with string[] args = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs(); solved the issue.
answered Mar 8 at 17:46
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Like @willaien says: Catch the args with string[] args = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs(); solved the issue.
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Like @willaien says: Catch the args with string[] args = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs(); solved the issue.
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Like @willaien says: Catch the args with string[] args = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs(); solved the issue.
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Like @willaien says: Catch the args with string[] args = Environment.GetCommandLineArgs(); solved the issue.
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Is the application asking for commandline arguments the same application receiving the arguments? If so, wmi is entirely unnecessary.
Environment.GetCommandLineArguments()or from astring[]passed intoMain()are better choices.– willaien
Mar 8 at 17:16
Solved @willaien thanks!
– Santiago
Mar 8 at 17:43