Command line parameters?

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check out the paramcount in the dictionary.
the params

function domathing
  local xp,y,linecount,c,z
  put the paramcount into xp
 
  repeat with x = 1 to xp
    get param(x)
   ...

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"Kevin" <nnoydb at excite.com>
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I am unable to locate a construct that would provide the number of 
parameters that have been passed via the command line.  I am aware of $0 
... $n but how does one know how many there are a how would I loop through 
them? 

Kevin


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