OK OK I finally figured it out. Fabien Ninoles was correct to a point. All you have to do…
Michael A. Hess wrote 8 lines
OK OK I finally figured it out.
Fabien Ninoles was correct to a point. All you have to do is "Run" the
program and it will ask for the parameters. However you have to select a
SPECIFIC "Run" to get it. I was clicking on the "Run" button in the
"Command Tool" window. This just runs the program. You have to select
"Run" from the "Program" pulldown menu. Then it will ask you for
arguments. Silly me to expect them to both act the same way. :-)
Maybe not that silly, although I understand that the run button was really a shortcut (something we want to go quick). BTW, a clear 'set args' entry win the menu would be better. Especially that you can already do it by typing 'set args <your args>' in the gdb command window. Euh... you know what? it's feasible! DDD let's you create buttons and user commands, even with prompting and all! I just read quickly the nice documentation they provide and it's seems far easy.
Good luck!
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See I knew it was because I was just tired last night. :-)
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