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argv

Purpose
Retrieve an argument passed to a model executable.
Synopsis
function argv(ind: integer):string
Argument
ind 
index of the argument (positive integer)
Return value
Returns as a string the ith argument passed to the command used for executing a model.
Example 1
Consider the following model: 
model mycmd
uses 'deploy'

writeln("My arguments:")
forall(i in 1..argc) writeln(argv(i))
end-model
Executed with the following command: 
mosel exe mycmd.mos -- -opt 44 mydata
Will produce the following output: 
My arguments:
mycmd
-opt
44
mydata
Example 2
See examples in Section Deploying models.
Further information
1. This function makes it possible to access the program arguments when a model is run as an executable that has been generated via the deploy.exe I/O driver (see Section Driver exe). The first argument ( i.e. argv(1)) will be the name of the program.
2. If the model is not run as an executable, the first argument will take the name of the model. Additional parameters might be passed to the model using the mosel command by appending them to the command line after the marker ' --' ( e.g. mosel mymodel -- arg1 arg2).
Related topics
argc
Module
deploy

Parent Topic Procedures and functions

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