AutoIt command line parameter description _autoit

Note that the script filename does not count as a parameter, and if you want to get the script file name, see the description of the @ScriptName. If an argument contains an empty characters, you must enclose the argument in English "double quotes". The compiled script also receives command-line arguments in the same way.

$CmdLine [0] holds the number of arguments in the command line (not including the script file name)
$CmdLine [1] is the 1th parameter
$CmdLine [2] is the 2nd argument
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We often $CmdLine [$CmdLine [0]] to represent the last argument ...



If your script is being run as follows:

AutoIt3.exe MYSCRIPT.AU3 Parameter 1 "This is a string parameter"

$CmdLine [0] is equivalent to ... 2

$CmdLine [1] is equivalent to ... Parameter 1

$CmdLine [2] is equivalent to ... This is a string type parameter

@ScriptName equivalent to ... myscript.au3



In addition to the $cmdline, there is a variable called $CmdLineRaw, which holds the complete command line statement that is not split, for the above example

$CmdLineRaw equivalent to ... myscript.au3 parameter 1 "This is a string parameter"