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This can be demonstrated with this program:
using System; namespace CommandLineBug; class Program { public static int Main(String[] args) { for (int count < args.Count) { Console.WriteLine($"Arg {count} = '{args[count]}'"); } return 0; } }
I compiled the program with tip version of Beef on a Ubuntu 22.04 Linux System. Here are some sample runs:
$ CommandLineBug/build/Debug_Linux64/CommandLineBug/CommandLineBug "" $ CommandLineBug/build/Debug_Linux64/CommandLineBug/CommandLineBug "Hello" "" Arg 0 = 'Hello' $ CommandLineBug/build/Debug_Linux64/CommandLineBug/CommandLineBug "Hello" "" "There" Arg 0 = 'Hello' Arg 1 = 'There' $
All of the above should show the empty command-line argument.
To give some context as to why I'd need to accept such a command line argument is due to the Roman Numeral project for the Sample Programs repository.
I will do a PR to fix this since I'm familiar with the C++ code that handles the command-line.
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This can be demonstrated with this program:
I compiled the program with tip version of Beef on a Ubuntu 22.04 Linux System. Here are some sample runs:
All of the above should show the empty command-line argument.
To give some context as to why I'd need to accept such a command line argument is due to the Roman Numeral project for the Sample Programs repository.
I will do a PR to fix this since I'm familiar with the C++ code that handles the command-line.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: