Inserting and Removing Line Numbers from Command Line

By using CodeSMART it is possible to insert and remove line numbers from the command line. A special tool called CsCmdLine is used for this purpose in conjunction with a switch parameter set.

CsCmdLine command line syntax

The syntax of a CsCmdLine call is:

CsCmdLine VbExe=<vb6.exe path and file>, VBProject=<project path and file>, OpSwitch=<CodeSMART operation switch>[, Hidden=<True/False>]

Each command line switch is explained below:
• VBExe - should be followed by the "vb6.exe" full path and name string.
• VBProject - should be followed by the project (where the line numbers must be inserted/removed) full path and name string.
• OpSwitch - should have one of the following values:
  • /lni - for inserting line numbers
  • /lnr - for removing line numbers


• Hidden - should specify whether vb6.exe execution should be in hidden mode. The switch is optional and its default value is False.

 Notes

• The following switches can be used for obtaining information about the CsCmdLine usage: /?, /h, /help
• The arguments order can be modified. No casing rule is imposed.

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