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From: "Kai Glsner" <kai.glaesner@daimlerchrysler.com>
Subject: Using command-line arguments
Date: 2000/04/10
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Hello Community,

I have a question concerning the usage of command-line arguments in Ada. For
the start I try to give my main-routine two integer-values using
Ada.Command_Line.Argument (). But this  function gives back a string...

How can I deal with strings (or options), integers and floats as
command-line arguments

Thanks in advance for the answer.

Kai Glaesner