itsaboutcode
itsaboutcode

Reputation: 25099

Giving Command line arguments in Xcode in C program

I am solving my C assignment in Xcode and in that program i have to give command line arguments when running the program and for this i have to user terminal like this:

./a.out myfirstCommand mySecondCommand

I was wondering if it possible to give these kind of commands within xcode instead of going to terminal. Thanks

Upvotes: 84

Views: 96645

Answers (6)

Prakash Sinha
Prakash Sinha

Reputation: 19

For XCode v12.5.1, you can pass additional/launch run argument by following action-

  1. Goto edit scheme by "Product>Scheme>Edit Scheme" or by using keyboard shortcut key "CMD+Shift+<"
  2. Then switch to Arguments tab on open dialog box
  3. Here you can pass required launch arguments

Upvotes: 1

Hany Sakr
Hany Sakr

Reputation: 2929

In Xcode 8.x just select the project from the title bar and select Edit Scheme (not schema), then select the Run debug and select the Arguments Tab from the popup window.

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Upvotes: 24

Daksh Gupta
Daksh Gupta

Reputation: 7804

In Xcode 12.3 You can do the following

Menu Item Product -> Scheme -> Edit Scheme -> Arguments Tab -> Arguments Passed on Launch

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Upvotes: 14

Carl Norum
Carl Norum

Reputation: 224944

Pre Xcode 4.x
Right click the executable in your Xcode project and pick "Get Info". Then pick the "arguments" tab and you can set arguments to pass when you run or debug your program from inside Xcode.

Xcode 4.x or later
Go to the Product menu, select "Edit Scheme", then select the arguments tab and add the arguments there.

Upvotes: 38

Steve Yost
Steve Yost

Reputation: 723

Keyboard shortcut is commandshift<

Upvotes: 45

jengelsma
jengelsma

Reputation: 8210

As of Xcode 4.x I've had to go to the Product menu, select "Edit Scheme", then select the arguments tab and add the arguments there.

Upvotes: 160

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