Console If not working right

[sherlockturtle]

So i decided to make a fake hacker to try to learn how to use a command line. But when i get it up even when i press enter it automatically works.

To test on a console in security disabled clickonce

Module Module1

    Sub Main()
        Dim i As Integer
        Dim l As Integer
        Dim chance As Integer = Rnd(1)
        For Each arg In My.Application.CommandLineArgs
            If arg = "/Load_Hacker" Then
                Console.WriteLine("Loaded")
                Console.ReadLine()
                i = 1

            ElseIf arg = "/Get_Level_IP" Then
                Console.WriteLine("Searching")
                Console.WriteLine("Complete")
                Console.WriteLine("IP_163.784.222.01")
                Console.ReadLine()
                l = 1

            ElseIf arg = "/Send_Spike_To_163.784.222.01" And l > 0 Then
                chance = (Str(Int(Rnd() * 4)))
                Console.WriteLine("Sending_Spike")
                Console.WriteLine("Spike_Sent")
                Console.WriteLine("Receving_Data")
                Console.WriteLine("No_Fire_Wall")
                Console.WriteLine("Password_luchis")
                Console.WriteLine("Connection_Clear")
                Console.ReadLine()
                l = 2

            ElseIf arg = "/Access_163.784.222.01_With_luchis" And l > 1 Then
                Console.WriteLine("Sending")
                Console.WriteLine("Verifying")
                Console.WriteLine("Accesing")
                Console.WriteLine("Complete")
                Console.WriteLine("Accesed_3_Folders")
                Console.WriteLine("Pictures")
                Console.WriteLine("Documents")
                Console.WriteLine("Applications")
                l = 3
                Console.ReadLine()

            ElseIf arg = "/Access_Pictures" And l > 2 Then
                Console.WriteLine("Empty_Folder")
                Console.ReadLine()

            ElseIf arg = "/Access_Applications" And l > 2 Then
                Console.WriteLine("Word")
                Console.WriteLine("IE")
                Console.ReadLine()

            ElseIf arg = "/Access_Document" And l > 2 Then
                Console.WriteLine("Favorite")
                Console.ReadLine()



            ElseIf arg = "/Access_Document_Favorite" And l > 2 Then
                Console.WriteLine("My favorite food is salmon.")
                Console.ReadLine()
            Else
                Console.WriteLine("EROR")
                Console.ReadLine()
            End If
        Next

    End Sub

End Module

[weirddemon]

I don't understand. What problem are you having?

[sherlockturtle]

when im using the application if i press enter it automaticly starts one of the arguments.

[weirddemon]

when im using the application if i press enter it automaticly starts one of the arguments.

Oh. Which one? Did you set a break point and walk through the code?

[sherlockturtle]

Oh. Which one? Did you set a break point and walk through the code?

They all will if i keep pressing enter.. Whats a break point?

[weirddemon]

They all will if i keep pressing enter.. Whats a break point?

Break points are very important and allow you to step through the code, among other things. So you can see what is happening as it happens.

Look at this.

[weirddemon]

Also, I just ran your code without a command line argument and it behaves as normal. The app opens and then closes.

[sherlockturtle]

Break points are very important and allow you to step through the code, among other things. So you can see what is happening as it happens.

Look at this.

Sorry im not able to use them i use 2010 express edition.

[weirddemon]

Sorry im not able to use them i use 2010 express edition.

What are you talking about? Break points can be used in every version of Visual Studio. I posted a link to a search results page for visual studio and break points. Look through the links, read up and you'll find out how to use break points.

[sherlockturtle]

I Tried it. I think its just my code all of them do it could you chek

[Shaggy Hiker]

And you SHOULD learn how to use breakpoints, as it is the single most valuable tool for figuring out problems.

[weirddemon]

I Tried it. I think its just my code all of them do it could you chek

You need to learn break points. Of course the problem is your code. Break points help us figure out which part of the code is the issue.

As Shaggy mentioned, it is the most valuable tool we have to solve problems. I can't even count the number of crazy problems I've solved by just using break points.

If you want to learn how to program, then do so. But don't be lazy. Especially with fundamental things like this.

Also, I did try out the code. I had no problems. It worked as expected. Which means something is different on your end. Which means you need to set a break up, walk through the code and find the problem.

[sherlockturtle]

You need to learn break points. Of course the problem is your code. Break points help us figure out which part of the code is the issue.

As Shaggy mentioned, it is the most valuable tool we have to solve problems. I can't even count the number of crazy problems I've solved by just using break points.

If you want to learn how to program, then do so. But don't be lazy. Especially with fundamental things like this.

Also, I did try out the code. I had no problems. It worked as expected. Which means something is different on your end. Which means you need to set a break up, walk through the code and find the problem.

ok but first do you debug it an disable click once? That how i am doing it. the breaks i used and they start on the second argument.

[weirddemon]

ok but first do you debug it an disable click once? That how i am doing it. the breaks i used and they start on the second argument.

I don't use ClickOnce and I'm done helping. I refuse to help people who don't want to help themselves. I'm sure someone else will come along.

[sherlockturtle]

You need to learn break points. Of course the problem is your code. Break points help us figure out which part of the code is the issue.

As Shaggy mentioned, it is the most valuable tool we have to solve problems. I can't even count the number of crazy problems I've solved by just using break points.

If you want to learn how to program, then do so. But don't be lazy. Especially with fundamental things like this.

Also, I did try out the code. I had no problems. It worked as expected. Which means something is different on your end. Which means you need to set a break up, walk through the code and find the problem.

ok but first did you debug it an disable click once? That how i am doing it. the breaks i used and they start on the second argument.

[incidentals]

put a stop

infact lots of them

throughout your code

and when run you can look at values in the code and the immediate window

the use of if else if is to polite CARP

too many else ifs

use the select instead

and put the halt/escape/kill process acion at the top to get out of it quicker

here to help ( but you must try )

[sherlockturtle]

put a stop

infact lots of them

throughout your code

and when run you can look at values in the code and the immediate window

the use of if else if is to polite CARP

too many else ifs

use the select instead

and put the halt/escape/kill process acion at the top to get out of it quicker

here to help ( but you must try )

Ok ive researched them and used them. But ive looked it up and i cant seem to find if there's a way to check two values with them?
Edit: I used ifs inside of them instead of saying and, because that did not work. But when i press debug and press enter it works but it should only work if i type in the argument.

[sherlockturtle]

Ok i know im not good at figuring things out but could one of you guys send me my code that there that youve published because when i published and try it if i press enter after anything it shuts down the program.