Some command line arguments don't get passed to the executable properly.

First, I tried running SSNES ( https://github.com/Themaister/SSNES ) via the 
following command line outside Hourglass:

B:\tools\ssnes\ssnes.exe "B:\games\snes\smw.sfc"

This caused SSNES to run Super Mario World with my configuration (as loaded 
from ssnes.cfg by default) as expected.

Using Hourglass r63, I put the first part of that command line into the "Game 
Executable" box.  I put the second part into the "Command Line Arguments" box.  
I clicked "Run and Record New Movie".  Doing so caused a command prompt to 
spawn with SSNES' help output (the same that's written when no command line 
arguments are passed).  Expected behavior is for SSNES to run Super Mario World.

Next, I tried removing the quote marks from the ROM path.  This resulted in 
identical behavior as described in the above paragraph.

Next, I tried adding "--rom " to the beginning of the "Command Line Arguments" 
box.  This caused SSNES to run and draw a window with nothing rendered in it, 
frozen.  This is expected behavior (since Hourglass is probably just 
incompatible with the rendering method I chose for SSNES (OpenGL)).

So, without "--rom ", Hourglass didn't pass the command line argument to the 
executable.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by lexlexlex@gmail.com on 24 Jul 2011 at 8:21

yakutuka / hourglass-win32

Some command line arguments don't get passed to the executable properly. #13