I have a quick question in regards to command line arguments.
Right now, if I execute my .exe file through cmd and add an argument like 1234, the program will throw an error as seen in the attached image. However, if I were to put a character such that the argument is -1234, then the error is not going to be visible.
I have tried to search for documentation and such but found nothing.
Ideas?
I also assumed that maybe because it is a number that it's causing the error to pop up. For example, if I put .../testexec.exe 1234, the error would show up. It would also show up if I use "1234" but not for '1234'.
Any help would be apperciated. thanks!