My application creates files with a ".mhm" extension.
I'd like for my application to open and process these files when I double-click them. Current behavior is that when I double-click the file, my application opens but does not process the file.
How can I read the args parameter of Main() method in C# 2008?
"Hi
My Application creates files with the .MHM file extension. I would like my application to be associated with this file extension so that when a MHM file is executed, my application is too, with the file path as the arguments for the main method of my application."
That's what I understood.
Grzenio has the right idea -
public void static Main(string args[])
{
...
}
but to push your application into the shell would take extra research, you'd have to look into integrating your application into the Shell (using the registry).
See here: script-to-associate-an-extension-to-a-program
EDIT: Thanks for the edit of the question Chris, trying to see things a bit wider here... Perhaps the arguments solution was all the OP needed.
If I understand your question correctly you just use:
public void static Main(string args[])
{
...
}
