macOS Xcode Debugger Command Line Arguments

[farmerdoug]

If I've written a command line project but want to run it in the Xcode Debugger where do I put the command line arguements?

Thanks.

 

[Cromulent]

If I've written a command line project but want to run it in the Xcode Debugger where do I put the command line arguements?

Thanks.

Project settings if I remember correctly. One of the final three menu items in the Project menu anyway - can't check at the moment I'm in Vista land.

 

[farmerdoug]

You are brave; admitting to using Vista here.

Found the spot; tried; failed. Will try again.

 

[rev316]

It's in the executable environments. However, I find working from the terminal with bash to be easier then mucking with xCode environment variables. Since, your effectively only using XCode as an IDE now.

 

[farmerdoug]

That didn't work either.

 

[Cromulent]

You are brave; admitting to using Vista here.

Nah, Vista > Mac OS X anyway. It has long file names don't you know?

 

[szymczyk]

Use the executable inspector to add the command-line arguments. Select your executable file from the Groups and Files list and click the Info button in the project window toolbar. Doing this opens the executable's inspector. Click the Arguments tab in the inspector. From there you can add your command-line arguments.