Is there a way to specify command line arguments when debugging from Visual D?

That is, what would eventually run as

myApplication.exe -v220 -hz50

but where -v220 -hz50 are supplied to the executable when I press (Debug) Start.

I found something which looked promising under Debug - Application Properties - Command Line (second to last item in list box) - Additional options. However, the text entered here is used for the build and will unsurprisingly produce the following error:

------ Build started: Project: Application, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
Building Debug\myApplication.exe...
Error: unrecognized switch '-v220'
Error: unrecognized switch '-hz50'
Building Debug\myApplication.exe failed!

Evidently this feature exists for C# in VS2010.  In Project properties, under Debug, you can enter command line arguments, then run the app with F5.  The debugger will be attached automatically.

On 05.08.2016 17:12, Lobachevsky wrote:
> Is there a way to specify command line arguments when debugging from
> Visual D?
>
> That is, what would eventually run as
>
> myApplication.exe -v220 -hz50
>
> but where -v220 -hz50 are supplied to the executable when I press
> (Debug) Start.
>
> I found something which looked promising under Debug - Application
> Properties - Command Line (second to last item in list box) - Additional
> options. However, the text entered here is used for the build and will
> unsurprisingly produce the following error:
>
> ------ Build started: Project: Application, Configuration: Debug Win32
> ------
> Building Debug\myApplication.exe...
> Error: unrecognized switch '-v220'
> Error: unrecognized switch '-hz50'
> Building Debug\myApplication.exe failed!
>


> Evidently this feature exists for C# in VS2010.  In Project properties,
> under Debug, you can enter command line arguments, then run the app with
> F5.  The debugger will be attached automatically.

You can set the "Command arguments" for debugging on the "Configuration Properties->Debugging" page.