Re: how to Open notepad with a command-line argument

Daz schrieb:
I would like to keep this as simple as i can and so if I can work with
the format below it would be very helpful. I am very new to VBscript
and am finding my way as i go.

If WScript.Arguments.Named.Exists( "e" ) Then
CreateObject( "WScript.Shell" ).Run "notepad"
Else
WScript.Echo "no no"
End If

Cheers!

As the options you want to work with

<yourscript>.vbs /c:"something else here" /u:"a reference here"

aren't simple boolean (yes/no) switches like in

<yourscript>.vbs /e

you can't just check whether the user entered an option name (e.g. /c) but
you have to read/store/work with the option value (e.g. "something else here").

.

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